Новости за 29.03.2018

As family and friends held a funeral for Stephon Clark, the unarmed father of 2 killed by police in Sacramento, an original organizer of the Black Lives Matter Movement DeRay Mckesson joins David Gura to explain what changes need to happen within the

Companies began pulling ads from Fox News host Laura Ingrahm's show after she taunted Parkland survivor David Hogg on Twitter about his college acceptance rate. Ingraham later issued an apology, but Hogg told the New York Times that he felt she's only...

Mayor Rahm Emanuel talked to Recode’s Kara Swisher after an Apple education event at Lane Tech College Prep in Chicago. He called for technology and STEM courses for all students, and talked about technology regulation and DACA, calling “dreamers’...

Will Fischer, Purple Heart recipient and director of government relations for VoteVets.org, expresses his concern over President Trump’s appointment of his personal doctor, Ronny Jackson, as Veterans Affairs Secretary. Fischer questions Jackson’s...

As family and friends say their final goodbyes to 22-year-old Stephon Clark, President Trump has yet to speak on the unarmed man’s death at the hands of police. Brittany Packnett, co-Founder of the police reform organization Campaign Zero, joins Katy to

High school student David Hogg confronts FOX News Host Laura Ingraham over a tweet mocking the Parkland shooting survivor – and sponsors take notice.

President Trump's White House doctor Ronny Jackson is now a cabinet nominee in what's been a rapid lineup of White House firings and hirings. He’s been tapped to replace Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin. Two veterans join NBC’s Chris Jansing to

Both Facebook and Google continue to collect personal data every second of every day. NBC’s Chris Jansing breaks it all down. NBC News senior business reporter Ben Popken and MSNBC Anchor David Gura discuss what you can do to protect yourself.

Margaret Bourke-White was Life Magazine’s first female staff photographer, shooting the image of the Fort Peck Dam featured on the magazine's first cover in 1936.

22-year-old Stephon Clark will be laid to rest as protesters call for justice in his death. He is yet another an unarmed black man killed by police, this time in his grandmother's backyard. Dante Berry, the head of the Million Hoodies Movement for Justice

Two astronauts mid-spacewalk working on renovations to the International Space Station.

The Russian government has announced that they will expel American diplomats and close the St. Petersburg consulate.

An attempt by Stormy Daniel’s lawyer Michael Avenatti to depose President Trump has been blocked by a federal judge. NBC’s Ari Melber reports on the implications.

When people go on amusement park rides, they assume that there are government safeguards in place to ensure no one gets hurt. What if there aren't?

As President Trump was leaving the White House, he stepped out with Hope Hicks before she leaves her position in his administration in the coming days.

Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

The next phase of Trump World's offensive against Special Counsel Robert Mueller appears to be taking shape. That's not good news.

The world's youngest Nobel Laureate returns home to Pakistan. Malala Yousafzai, shot and gravely wounded by Taliban militants 6 years ago, gave a speech at the prime minister's office during her homecoming: "I still can't believe that it is actually

Why was David Shulkin fired as head of the Department of Veterans Affairs? The easiest explanation is that he stood in the way of a privatization scheme.

A 42-year-old woman received a life-saving kidney donation after placing an ad in Toronto magazine.

In honor of Women's History Month we’re recognizing Dr. Mary Walker, the first and only woman to ever receive the Medal of Honor.

NBC’s Chris Jansing is joined by Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele and MSNBC’s David Gura to discuss the potential danger of President Trump lashing out at Amazon.

United States Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin is out and the White House physician who lavished extravagant praise on the president's health is in. NBC’s Chris Jansing and her panel discuss if Ronny Jackson is a good fit to led this agency.

David Shulkin who had been on thin ice with this administration for some time was officially fired and President Trump says he'll nominate his White House doctor Ronny Jackson as the new Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

What do African-American communities "have to lose by trying something new like Trump?" The answer continues to come into sharper focus.