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Deadly wildfires engulf Hawaii as people race to escape the flames. Tom speaks with a resident who evacuated his home alongside his grandfather. New York City residents protest the city’s migration crisis as Mayor Eric Adams renews calls for federal aid. A woman accused of plotting to kill her husband posts bond in the Bahamas. Documents reveal a six-year-old who shot his teacher admitted to the crime moments later. California Senator Dianne Feinstein is hospitalized after a fall following a string of health scares this year. And the mayor of Tampa discovers 70 pounds of cocaine while fishing.

A deadly summer storm batters the Northeast. Former President Trump blasts the special counsel and his 2024 rivals in a NH rally, his first since his latest indictment. The U.S. closes its embassy in Port-Au-Prince as gang violence engulfs Haiti. A New York City doctor is facing charges for allegedly drugging and raping multiple women on camera. Eight colleges leave the PAC-12 for other conferences, raising concerns for some student-athletes. And DJ Casper, the creator of the Cha-Cha Slide, dies at 58.

85 million Americans are under alert as powerful storms hit the East Coast. Two firefighters and a pilot are dead after two firefighting helicopters collide in California. Dasha Burns presses Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in an exclusive interview with the Republican presidential hopeful. The Bolivian community in Washington, DC celebrates their country’s independence. And the family holding “living room concerts” for a Dallas mother suffering from stage four cancer.

An unruly crowd of thousands descends on New York City’s Union Square Park after a Twitch streamer promised a PlayStation giveaway. A group of migrants sleeping outside the Roosevelt Hotel in New York suddenly disappears overnight. At least three people are dead after devastating floods hit Slovenia. Florida effectively bans AP Psychology classes because of discussions in the curriculum about gender and sexual orientation. And the U.S. Women’s National Team prepares to take on Sweden in the World Cup.

Former President Trump pleads not guilty to federal charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. A fugitive who escaped a Colorado prison is found in Florida five years later -- living a lavish life with a new identity. An Air Force veteran accuses the VA of discrimination for allegedly denying her fertility treatments because she is in a same-sex marriage. Hundreds of thousands of people in Kenya have handed over their biometric data in exchange for cash. And the young football fan who scored a high-five from his hero, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.

The FBI announces the arrest of a man they say held a woman captive in a makeshift cell in Oregon. An American woman is arrested in the Bahamas for allegedly plotting to kill her husband. New dash camera video shows Arkansas state police using a PIT maneuver to stop a daughter rushing her mother to the hospital. Surveillance video shows a dog owner abandoning their pet in a Miami park. A Scottish court allows the extradition of a man wanted in the U.S. for rape — despite the suspect’s claims that he is a different person. And country music star Craig Morgan announces he is re-enlisting in the U.S. Army at 59 years old.

Former President Trump is federally charged in the special counsel investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Ellison Barber reports from inside a migrant processing center in New York City as officials say the city is out of space for new asylum seekers. A car rams into a group of pedestrians in New York City, injuring at least 10 people. Police hunt for a 17-year-old who allegedly killed a professional dancer — in what they now suspect is a hate crime. And Tom speaks with the creator and star of the new Broadway adaptation of Back to the Future.

Trump’s second co-defendant in the classified documents case, Carlos De Oliveira, appears in court as the former president prepares for another indictment in the January 6 probe as early as this week. New polling shows Trump dominating the Republican primary — and several warning signs for his chief rival, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Security camera footage shows an SUV slamming into a group of migrants in North Carolina. Raf Sanchez sits down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for an exclusive interview amid mass protests against his judicial overhaul plan. A fan files a police report against Cardi B after the singer threw a microphone at a fan after a drink was thrown at her. And the son of Colombian President Gustavo Petro is arrested for allegedly laundering funds for his father’s campaign.

The brutal heat wave scorching the country creates dangerous conditions for 149 million Americans from coast to coast. Three of the four men that made up the so-called "Newburgh Four" -- convicted of plotting acts of terrorism in New York -- are set to be released. The U.S. State Department is urging Americans to leave Haiti as gangs take over the capital city. Thrillseekers in New York got stuck on a ride when the Music Express in Rye wouldn't stop. Residents swarmed a public safety meeting in California to demand action after a string of carjackings in the region. And an Indian ban on a type of rice export is fueling a shortage in the U.S.

Special counsel Jack Smith indicts former President Trump on two more charges in the classified documents case. Tom speaks with the man seen in police bodycamera video being attacked by a police K-9 in Ohio. An 11-year-old girl is facing felony charges for a prank call she placed to police. Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney speaks with Tom about his office's investigation into the Gilgo Beach murders. A Colorado man is tased by police before being fatally hit by a car on a highway during a traffic stop. Protesters set fires in the streets of Niger after the country's president is detained by his own military in an apparent coup. And the man who completed a hike of Yosemite's Half Dome Summit... at 93 years old.

A federal judge refuses to sign off on Hunter Biden's plea deal. The United Nations steps in to help communities impacted by wildfires in the Mediterranean. Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the Idaho college murders, claim he wasn't at the murder site when the killings happened. Kevin Spacey is found not guilty in his London sexual assault case. And Keir Simmons has a look at Paris's preparations for the 2024 Olympic Games, now exactly one years away.

Wildfires rage on across Greece and Italy as thunderstorms roll into the Northeastern U.S. A mayor in Ecuador is killed in the street as multiple prison guards are taken hostage. A pastor is charged in the 1975 kidnapping and murder of an 8-year-old girl. Women in Latin America use the hype surrounding the new Barbie movie to highlight pressing issues in the region. And an iPhone distress signal helps save a man who drove off a cliff in California.

The Department of Justice sues Texas over the controversial buoy border installed in the Rio Grande. The Obamas confirm that the man who died while paddleboarding off Cape Cod was their personal chef. A former Northwestern University quarterback sues the school alleging that he was the victim of sexual abuse. New images show hundreds of migrants trapped inside trailer trucks in Mexico. Elon Musk rebrands Twitter as "X." And Barbie and Oppenheimer take the box office by storm on opening weekend.

The Department of Justice threatens to sue the state of Texas over their border buoys installed last week in the Rio Grande to deter migration. Alabama Republican state legislators vote for a new congressional map that Democrats say violates a U.S. Supreme Court ruling ordering them to create at least two majority-Black districts. A kidnapped girl uses a handwritten sign to escape her captor in California. A violent attack on two women in India sparks outrage across that country. And Tom takes a look back at the life and legacy of Tony Bennett.

A global heat wave burns across the U.S. and causes wildfires overseas. New York City Mayor Eric Adams announces that his city has no more room for migrants in its shelters. Police search the home of a witness to the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur. A Miami-area family is awarded $800,000 after a chicken McNugget inflicted second-degree burns on their child’s leg. Women give powerful testimony in a court case that could impact the future of abortion access in Texas. And the players inspiring young South Americans to pursue their soccer dreams.

A confirmed tornado touches down in North Carolina as dangerous flooding and extreme heat strike across the country. The allegations of hazing in the Northwestern University athletics department extend beyond the school’s football program. Country music star Jason Aldean is under fire for a controversial new music video, filmed at the site of a lynching in the 1920s. Mexican authorities intercept two smuggling operations involving more than 500 migrants, stacked on top of one another and, in some cases, drugged. And Taco Bell wins a trademark dispute with a smaller restaurant chain to use the phrase, “Taco Tuesday.”

Former President Trump announces he received a target letter from Special Counsel Jack Smith in the probe into his conduct surrounding the January 6 insurrection. The 2024 GOP field reacts to Trump’s latest legal peril. Israel is roiled again by nationwide protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plans to overhaul his country’s judiciary. A Texas state trooper who worked on the U.S.-Mexico border alleges inhumane treatment of migrants by U.S. authorities. Authorities in Oregon announce a person of interest in four Portland deaths they say are linked. And Valerie Castro has an inside look into Mattel’s partnerships with dozens of brands as they create experiences for fans around the upcoming “Barbie” movie.

An extreme weather triple threat — deadly heat, flash flooding and smoke from the Canadian wildfires — takes hold across the country. An emergency slide from a United Airlines flight falls into a residential neighborhood in Chicago. Tom speaks with GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales about his new immigration bill. Ukrainian forces attack a major bridge connecting Russia to the Crimean Peninsula. And Edward Caban becomes the first Latino chief of the NYPD.

An alleged serial killer has been arrested in New York after a decades-long investigation into the brutal murders of three women, record-breaking heat continues to bake the U.S., and Hollywood is on strike as actors walk off set and onto the picket lines.

Flash flooding hits part of Mississippi as the deadly heat dome swelters on across the country. The Los Angeles County Sheriff releases body camera video of his deputies ripping a baby from its mother’s arms — and punching that woman multiple times. A plastic surgeon is banned from practicing medicine in Ohio for live-streaming her procedures. A drug dealer is convicted of murder in California after a fentanyl-laced pill he sold killed a 15-year-old girl. A major political party in Guatemala is suspended ahead of a major run-off after a contested presidential election. And the emotional moment Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin honored the first responders that saved his life on stage at the ESPYs.

The Northeast faces some of the worst flash flooding the region has seen in years as 60 million Americans are under heat alerts in the Southwest. Thousands take to the streets in Israel to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plans to overhaul the country’s judiciary and consolidate his own power. A group of volunteer medics band together to help injured Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines of their country's war with Russia. A 6-year-old girl escapes an abduction attempt in Miami. Valerie Castro reports on allegations of racism and discrimination against Black patients at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. And a severe drought in Uruguay triggers a state of emergency and drastic measures.

Catastrophic flash flooding devastates parts of New York and New England. The intensifying humanitarian crisis in Haiti sparks international calls for action. Northwestern University’s football team is hit with allegations of sexually abusive hazing rituals, leading to the dismissal of the team’s head coach. The FBI asks to exhume the body of a 20-year-old woman tied to the 1969 death of a Baltimore nun whose murder has never been solved. And two Michigan boys are captured on camera saving a 7-year-old from drowning.

Valerie Castro reports from scorching hot Phoenix, Arizona, as record-breaking heat sweeps the country. Firefighters battle flames on a cargo ship in Newark, New Jersey, as the community mourns the loss of two firefighters in the blaze. A teenager helps save a family from a burning home on the Fourth of July. New video emerges of Britney Spears slapped by Victor Wembanyama’s security in Las Vegas. And Guatemala’s high court delays the release of contested presidential election results.

24 million Americans are under threat of extreme heat across the country. Police discover that two guns used in the deadly Philadelphia shooting were ghost guns. A super PAC supporting Miami Mayor Francis Suarez’s presidential run releases an A.I. bot of the candidate. A mother of three contracts meningitis after flying to Mexico for cosmetic surgery. And Trump associate Walt Nauta pleads not guilty to multiple charges in the classified documents investigation.

Secret service agents discover a bag of cocaine in the West Wing of the White House. Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post writer who spent more than a year in an Iranian prison, speaks with Tom about conditions in captivity amid news that an American journalist detained in Russia may be part of an upcoming prisoner swap. Two sheriffs deputies in Los Angeles are under investigation after video emerges of them throwing a woman to the ground. San Francisco is hit by a string of car robberies. And South Carolina battles with New Hampshire to be the first-in-the-nation Democratic primary.

A mass shooting in Philadelphia leaves at least five people dead. Another round of severe storms threaten Fourth of July celebrations across the country. A tractor trailer truck driver takes police in Texas on a high-speed chase down the wrong side of the highway. A mother and son injured in last year’s July 4th Highland Park shooting speak with Tom about his paralysis and recovery in the wake of the attack. And a group of U.S. military service members are sworn in as new naturalized American citizens.

Severe weather strikes across the country as travelers plan to return home from Fourth of July celebrations later this week. A shooting at a Maryland block party leaves at least two dead and dozens injured. A 25-year-old man is discovered alive in Texas eight years after he went missing. Ron DeSantis faces backlash for sharing an anti-LGBTQ video. And a Los Angeles hospital is caring for ten sets of newborn twins at the same time.

Severe weather looms as 43 million people are expected to travel over the holiday weekend. More than 800 protesters are arrested in violent demonstrations across France after the deadly police shooting of a teenager during a traffic stop. A top Russian general is missing after the Wagner Group's mutiny. A murder suspect once featured on ‘America’s Most Wanted’ is found after almost 40 years on the run. George Santos appears in court again on a slew of federal charges. And a growing number of cities are replacing Fourth of July fireworks with drone shows over wildfire and air quality concerns.

The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action policies in college admissions programs. Students on opposing sides of the affirmative action debate join Tom to discuss the ruling. The attorney for the family of Jordan Neely, the Black man who died after being choked on a NYC subway by Daniel Penny, talks with Tom about the prosecution of Penny on manslaughter and homicide charges. Prosecutors say the man who allegedly killed two teens in Delphi, Indiana back in 2017 has confessed to the crimes. Vicky Nguyen has a new look at police compensation packages as police forces across America struggle to find and retain officers. And the remarkable rescue of a man whose rowboat lost power and capsized in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

A Delta flight is forced to land in North Carolina without nose landing gear as thousands of flights are cancelled or delayed nationwide. Daniel Penny pled not guilty to manslaughter and homicide charges in the death of Jordan Neely on a NYC subway last month. Protests explode across France after a police officer shot and killed a teenager during a traffic stop. A woman is rescued after falling off the tenth story of a cruise ship. Philadelphia authorities bust a catalytic converter theft ring allegedly responsible for millions of dollars in losses. And the woman who finally found the remains of her husband lost in Vietnam… 54 years after he died.

A triple weather threat of severe storms, heat and wildfire smoke puts millions on alert. Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis host dueling campaign events in New Hampshire. A United Nations investigator releases a scathing report about “profound human rights violations” at Guantanamo Bay. Panama City Beach, Florida is named the deadliest beach in the U.S. after rip currents there killed seven people in nine days. The Honduran president takes drastic measures after one of the deadliest prison massacres in the country’s history. And The Office star Rainn Wilson speaks with Tom from the Aspen Ideas Festival about his path to spirituality.

Yevgeny Prigozhin releases an audio recording after calling off his march on Moscow. Raf Sanchez explores the history of how Pregozhin got to where he is now -- the man once called “Putin’s Chef” who now leads the lethal mercenary organization The Wagner Group. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unveils a new immigration policy as he slips further behind Donald Trump in the polls. An extradition trial gets underway for the international fugitive accused of using multiple identities to evade arrest. And Tom speaks with the inaugural dean of the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing about the future of artificial intelligence from the Aspen Ideas Festival.

Tornadoes rip through Colorado as a dangerous storm system moves east, new questions emerge about whether the tragedy of that doomed Titanic submersible could have been prevented, at least 30 migrants feared dead after their boat capsized en route to the Canary Islands, a 14-year-old is killed while subway surfing in New York City, and the California community seeing a rise in bear sightings this summer.

The U.S. Coast Guard announces the submersible missing since Sunday suffered a “catastrophic implosion” en route to the Titanic wreck, killing all five people on board, Raf Sanchez has an exclusive look at a Ukrainian helicopter unit playing a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with Russian fighter jets, the high-speed pursuit caught on camera as police capture a man accused of kidnapping a woman at gunpoint, San Francisco hit with another wave of major retailers leaving the city, and a conversation with the administrator of a Louisiana abortion clinic one year after Roe v. Wade was overturned. 

The U.S. Coast Guard detects unusual underwater sounds near the Titanic wreck as the search continues for the missing submersible, an explosion in central Paris injures dozens, Israeli settlers set homes and cars ablaze while raiding a Palestinian town in response to a shooting, two rabbis plead guilty and avoid prison time for their roles in a fire that killed two in New York, and at least 46 women killed in a prison massacre in Honduras. 

Rescue crews intensify their search for the missing submersible en route to the Titanic, four people are killed in a fire from a NYC bike store, infamous social media personality Andrew Tate is indicted on rape and human trafficking charges in Romania, a fishing team is disqualified from a multi-million-dollar prize because their 619-pound marlin catch was bitten by a shark, and Savannah Sellers sits down with the Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez — now a newly-minted UNICEF ambassador.

  

At least three people are dead after a fast-moving tornado tore through a small city in Texas, the man who shot and killed 11 people in a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018 was found guilty on all federal charges, the Department of Justice coming forward with a scathing report about the Minneapolis Police Department, a landmark sentencing in Florida for a man convicted of killing a young boy while driving distracted, the U.S. Coast Guard rescuing an injured dog who was stranded on the coast of Oregon, and the flamin' hot controversy over a new movie about the origins of a popular Cheetos snack.

20 million Americans are under weather alerts from powerful storms, nine more women accuse Bill Cosby of sexual misconduct, a police officer is arrested after leading another officer on a high-speed chase in Florida, Gloria Estefan becomes the first Latina to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and an interview with the director and two subjects of a new documentary about children who serve as translators for their parents.

A tornado outbreak carves a treacherous path across the southern U.S., a former Starbucks manager is awarded $25.6 million in damages by a jury after she said the company fired her for being white in the wake of a racially-charged 2018 incident, the parents of a high school student who took his own life last year detail the “sextortion” he faced online, Belarus takes a historic deployment of nuclear weapons from Russia as Ukraine intensifies its counterattack, and the writers behind a Cuban song that became a rallying cry for freedom sit down with Tom to discuss their new documentary about the song.

Former President Trump speaks at his Bedminster, New Jersey, club after pleading guilty to federal charges in the classified documents case, Trump's fellow Republicans are split in response to his latest indictment, a transgender woman is banned from the White House after appearing topless at an event with President Biden, Russia bombs Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's hometown, killing at least seven people, and Pat Sajak announces his retirement from Wheel of Fortune after 41 seasons on the show.

Former President Trump arrives in Miami ahead of his arraignment on federal charges tomorrow, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez joins Top Story to discuss the city’s preparations and his potential run for the White House, a judge denies bail for the woman accused of killing her husband and then writing a children’s book about grief, devastating flooding hits Cuba, four children who went missing after a plane crash in the Amazon are found alive, UFC superstar Conor McGregor knocks down a basketball mascot with a punch during a pre-planned promotional skit, and a recap of the historic and unscripted Tony Awards.

Former President Donald Trump is indicted on 37 counts related to his handling of classified documents, Natalee Holloway disappearance suspect Joran van der Sloot appears in court, Texas announces its plans to use buoys to deter undocumented migrants from crossing the Rio Grande, Iowa prepares for Pride Month as a number of state legislative proposals threaten to restrict same-sex marriage, and two of the record number of climbers taking on Mount Everest this year share their stories.

Former President Donald Trump is indicted in the federal investigation into his handling of classified documents, the dangerous smoke spewing from raging wildfires in Canada moves further south, Philadelphia residents speak out about the air conditions in their city amid concerns for vulnerable residents, a Utah school district bans the Bible over an anonymous complaint that it contains pornographic material, and the 8th-grade class 3D printing a prosthetic hand for one of their classmates.

Apocalyptic scenes up and down the East Coast with 90 million under air quality alerts, former Vice President Mike Pence officially launching his presidential bid, a Florida woman now charged with manslaughter after shooting her neighbor through a closed door, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupting for the first time in months, the scary moment a rollercoaster got stuck upside down, and soccer superstar Lionel Messi announcing he is joining Major League Soccer’s Inter Miami.

Shots fired at Virginia Commonwealth University after graduation, multiple explosions destroyed a critical dam in Ukraine, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie officially launched his presidential run, a deadly earthquake rocks Haiti as it tries to recover from heavy flooding and "Jury Duty" star Ronald Gladden sits down with NBC News.

Former Vice President Mike Pence officially filing his paperwork to launch his 2024 presidential campaign, the probe into Trump's handling of classified documents reaching a critical moment, D.C. rocked by two sonic booms as fighter jets scrambled to intercept a Cessna that crossed into restricted airspace and Apple unveiling a mixed-reality headset — its first new product in years.

A tornado touching down in Texas only a few hours after flash floods swept away cars. A building partially collapsing in New Haven, Connecticut and a new video showing the moment a similar collapse happened in Iowa. A deadly collision in India when a passenger train slammed into a derailed freight train, fiery protests erupting in Senegal after a popular opposition leader was sentenced to prison, and a string of violent tornadoes ripping through northern China. And why one of Shark Tank's celebrity investors wants a restraining order against a family business he helped launch.

A flooding emergency in Texas, wildfires out of control across the U.S. northern border in Canada, and special counsel has obtained a tape of Trump discussing a classified document he kept after leaving office. Biden falling on stage while delivering a graduation speech at the Air Force Academy, and thousands of workers walking off the job in protest of Florida's crackdown on illegal immigration. Violence erupting in Sudan with civilians caught in the crossfire and terrifying drone footage showing a shark circling an unsuspecting swimmer.

The House of Representatives passes the debt ceiling bill, authorities arrest and charge a suspect with murder in the shooting death of a New Jersey councilwoman, a 14-year-old boy is allegedly shot and killed by a convenience store owner who mistakenly thought the boy was shoplifting, a group of Olympic wrestlers is arrested in India for protesting an Indian wrestling official's alleged sexual abuse of multiple women, and a 102-year-old WWII veteran travels back to the beaches of Normandy.

A woman is rescued from the wreckage of the Davenport, Iowa building collapse, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reports to prison to begin her 11-year sentence, wildfires rip through tens of thousands of acres in Nova Scotia, a missing Tennessee mother is spotted on surveillance footage in California, and a beloved British TV host resigns from a top-rated morning show after admitting to an affair with a much younger staffer.

Authorities ending search and rescue efforts after a deadly building collapse in Davenport, Iowa, some members of Congress in both parties speak out against the debt ceiling deal struck between President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy, at least 16 people are dead after Memorial Day weekend shootings across America, new surveillance video shows a shootout between a bus driver and a passenger in Charlotte, Turkish President Erdogan wins a historic re-election bid, and how the children of fallen servicesmembers come together to support each other, grieve and honor their loved ones.

Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis trade shots just one day after the Florida governor’s bungled Twitter campaign launch, mounting questions about the investigation into Hunter Biden after an IRS whistleblower says a high-profile probe was "slow-walked", two Lululemon employees say they were fired after calling the police on shoplifters, shocking new details in the case of a mother who allegedly killed her husband and then wrote a children’s book about grief, and the pod of orcas caught on camera attacking a sailboat off the coast of Morocco.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announces his presidential campaign in an audio-only Twitter panel hosted by Elon Musk fraught with technical issues, music legend Tina Turner dies at 83, Tom sits down with families still grieving the victims of the Uvalde school shooting one year later, a San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting descending into chaos as a protester threw a brick towards the stage, and the spinal implant giving a paralyzed man some of his mobility back.

NBC News is first to report that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will announce his presidential campaign tomorrow night during a Twitter event with Elon Musk, former President Trump appears in court virtually in his New York hush money case, New York City struggles to house thousands of migrants sent to the city from the southern border, shark attacks in two states send two people to the hospital, and the cross-border graduation ceremony at San Diego State.

Debt ceiling negotiations resume in Washington as President Biden meets with G7 leaders in Japan, a Georgia prosecutor investigating former President Trump indicates a decision on charges could come as early as August, massive wildfires in Canada send dangerous clouds of black smoke into the U.S., the LA Dodgers under fire for rescinding a Pride Night honor from a drag group, and a paralyzed Virginia college student makes a special walk across the stage at his graduation.

Conflicting reports emerge about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s claims of a “near-catastrophic car chase” through New York City, Keir Simmons explores Prince Harry’s troubled history with the press and paparazzi reflecting on his mother's death, flooding devastates northern Italy with multiple dead and a F1 Grand Prix cancelled, an ex-Apple employee is accused of taking the company’s secrets to China, and the 13-year-old boy who saved his sister from a would-be kidnapper…with a slingshot.

American cities struggle to house migrants as thousands more cross the border following the expiration of Title 42, outrage in San Francisco after the DA there declines to prosecute a Walgreens security guard who shot and killed a shoplifter after a struggle in the store, a missing girl found after six years with the help of Netflix and Peacock docu-series, Ellison Barber speaks to a military unit collecting the bodies of the dead in eastern Ukraine, and the Tony Awards will go on despite a crippling writers’ strike in Hollywood.

A man attacks a Virginia congressman’s office staff with a baseball bat, FL Gov. Ron DeSantis takes veiled shots at former President Trump as he inches closer to a campaign announcement, Turkey’s presidential election heads to a run-off, Memphis Grizzlies' star Ja Morant is suspended by his team again after another video streamed online appears to show him holding a gun, and two shark attack survivors describe their harrowing encounters with the fearsome predator.

Tom reports live from Ciudad Juarez at the U.S.-Mexico border as a crowd of migrants battle the elements to apply for asylum in the U.S., officials battle misinformation and rumors about immigration policies, a Minnesota bar is charged in the death of a 20-year-old patron, Pakistan descends into chaos after the arrest of the country's former prime minister, Imran Kahn, and MTV News signs off after 36 years on the air.

The criminal investigation just launched after the shocking subway death in New York City. The deposition of former President Donald Trump released publicly for the first time. Prince Harry touching down in the U.K. ahead of his father's coronation. The search and rescue efforts underway after deadly flooding in Rwanda, and the new plea from the Menendez brothers.

Both sides of the civil rape trial of former President Donald Trump resting their cases. A tornado touching down in LA county with debris swirling in the skies over Compton. An explosive new report about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and outrage growing after the death of a homeless man who was choked on the New York City subway. And to catch a clone - a tech columnist for the Wall Street Journal letting an AI lookalike live her life for the day.

Former Vice President Mike Pence testifies before a federal grand jury in the special prosecutor's investigation of former President Trump, Jerry Springer's long-time friend and executive producer speaks to Tom after Springer's death at 79, a former San Francisco fire chief who said a homeless man beat him is now accused of initiating the altercation with bear spray, new video is unearthed showing a Japanese journalist moments before his death on assignment in Myanmar, and the actors bringing never-before-seen photos documenting the lives of Nazis at Auschwitz to the stage.

Millions on alert as severe storms take aim across the country, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sued by Disney as he continues his trip overseas, a California man charged after he allegedly impersonated a doctor for years and treated thousands of patients, 911 calls released in the police shooting of a New Mexico man after they responded to the wrong home, and lawmakers introduce new legislation to protect children and teens on social media.

Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson and CNN host Don Lemon part ways with their networks, President Biden finalizes his re-election campaign announcement as new NBC News polling shows voters don't want him to run, more than 16,000 Americans are stranded in war-torn Sudan after the U.S. evacuates its embassy in the capital, a prom night shooting in Texas leaves at least nine teenagers injured, and an economic crisis engulfs Argentina as inflation in the country surpasses 100%.

The Supreme Court allows abortion pill mifepristone to remain widely available in the U.S. as courts continue to review the case, the GOP 2024 field stands divided on the issue of abortion, an American is among at least 400 people killed during the recent fighting in Sudan, an arrest made in a 20-year-old cold case in New York, and the latest on China's oppression of Uyghur Muslims.

New developments in three shootings where the victims appeared to be shot for simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time, a wild car chase through the streets of Miami, the Pentagon's lead investigator of unexplained aerial phenomena tells Congress that many UAP's may actually be from international adversaries, President Biden's nominee for labor secretary faces scrutiny for unemployment fraud during her time at California's labor department, and the new Mexican artist taking the music world by storm.

Supreme Court puts temporary hold on ruling that limits access to abortion pill, Air National Guardsman detained by judge on charges of leaking classified documents, "El Chapo's" sons charged with fentanyl trafficking, ex-boyfriend of missing Minnesota mom publicly speaks out, and France's top court approved President Macron's unpopular plan to raise the retirement age.

FBI arrests 21-year-old Air National Guardsman suspected of leaking classified documents, the historic rainfall causing a flooding emergency in Florida, Ron DeSantis's team tries to stop Florida Republicans from endorsing Trump, and John Leguizamo speaks to Tom about his new travel show and searching for "Latino exceptionalism."

A former recycling plant in Indiana burns toxic fumes, horrifying 911 audio released from the Louisville bank shooting, the Biden administration categorizes a growing elicit drug cocktail as an emerging threat, the California plastic surgeon just charged with murder after their patient died during a procedure, and the iconic hit songs just inducted into the Library of Congress.

Louisville police body camera video captured tense encounter between police and gunman, Manhattan DA sues Rep. Jim Jordan to block GOP inquiry into Trump case, Florida healthcare workers charged after they allegedly livestreamed themselves abusing a dementia patient, the powerful new AI that could vastly improve early detection of lung cancer, and the corporate chains now getting in on the ghost kitchen boom.

Louisville bank shooting leaves at least four dead and nine wounded, ousted Tennessee legislator Justin Jones reinstated, leaked U.S. documents reveal potential weak links in Ukraine’s military, Gov. Abbott calls for a pardon of Army sergeant convicted of protester's murder in Texas, and how AI is taking old voice recordings from the dead to transform the audiobook industry.

"Israel launches rare airstrikes on Lebanon as fears of conflict spiral during holy season, a federal judge suspends FDA's longtime approval of an abortion pill, majority of Nashville council members say they will vote to reinstate expelled legislator, video shows Cash App founder staggering and asking for help after stabbing, and play was suspended at the Masters after high winds topple two pine trees onto the course."

Tennessee GOP expels Democratic lawmakers over gun protest, Israeli military says dozens of rockets were fired from Lebanon, dermatologist indicted and accused of poisoning her husband with drain cleaner in tea, police search for 26-year-old missing mother in Minnesota, and remembering NBC News journalist David Bloom 20 years after his death.

More than 40 million people in the path of a deadly and powerful storm, former Pres. Trump lashes out at the DA and judge after being criminally charged, Cash App founder murdered, violence erupts in Jerusalem during coinciding religious holidays, and First Lady Jill Biden faces criticism for inviting Iowa's women's basketball team to the White House alongside national champs LSU.

Former President Trump arrives in New York City ahead of unprecedented arraignment, 35 million people bracing for severe outbreak, investigators say the Nashville school shooter planned the attack for months, questions arise after a pro-Putin blogger was killed in an explosion, and Sen. John Fetterman opens up about his struggle with depression.

Video shows children running across several lanes of traffic during Nashville school shooting, 47 million people in the path of a dangerous cross-country storm, Pope Francis hospitalized in Rome after suffering from a respiratory infection, the FBI investigating an extreme case of bullying in Georgia after a teenager was hospitalized, and why the Disney movie "Ruby Bridges" was temporarily banned at a Florida elementary school.

6 people killed inside a Nashville elementary school, more than 20 people killed after an EF-4 tornado devastated Mississippi, chaos in Israel as crowds get PM Netanyahu to delay his plan to weaken the judicial system, a Florida plastic surgeon is charged with murder in connection to a missing attorney, and the inspiring stories of hope amid the destruction in Mississippi.

New details emerge about the deadly drone attack at a coalition airbase in Syria that killed one American, 15 million Americans across the South under alert for tornadoes, U.S. and Canada strike deal to turn back asylum seekers at unofficial border crossings, Uganda passes bill a bill that would ban people from identifying as LGBTQ, and attempted book bans and restrictions surge at libraries.

TikTok CEO grilled by Congress for hours, Virginia officer who fatally shot Timothy Johnson is fired as police release bodycam video, protests grow in France over Macron's pension plan, a Boston sports radio host under fire for seeming to describe one of his peers with a racial slur, and why the monarch butterfly population is cratering.

"The chilling final moments of Irvo Otieno's life captured on surveillance video, calls grow for an investigation at Ft. Hood after a 20-year-old soldier's death, an active shooter drill at a Michigan hospital sparks fear and confusion, and Bad Bunny faces a $40 million lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend. The chilling final moments of Irvo Otieno's life captured on surveillance video, calls grow for an investigation at Ft. Hood after a 20-year-old soldier's death, an active shooter drill at a Michigan hospital sparks fear and confusion, and Bad Bunny faces a $40 million lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend. "

The Biden administration tells TikTok's Chinese owners to sell their stakes or face possible ban, Wall Street rides to the rescue as 11 banks pledge $30 billion to First Republic Bank, Roman nationals arrested as part of alleged crime ring targeting elderly Asian Americans, and why a Louisiana plant spewing a toxic chemical into the air and residents is still running.

U.S. officials say Russian leadership approved aggressive actions of jets that damaged U.S. drone, Michael Cohen testifies again before grand jury investigating Stormy Daniels hush money payments from former President Trump, clashes erupt in Pakistan as police try to arrest former PM Imran Khan, podcast host killed by stalker as police tried to deliver a protection order against him, and the group of Mexican women helping to feed thousands of Central American migrants.

A dangerous nor'easter pummels the East Coast while a separate storm rages in the West, two Russian fighter jets collide with an American reaper drone near Ukraine, a Texas teenager abducted by a man she met online was found locked in a building in North Carolina, how one woman was scammed in a "virtual kidnapping" ploy, and the Florida man serving a 400-year prison sentence walks free after his wrongful conviction was overturned.

Two powerful storm systems batter both coasts, a second bank collapses days after Silicon Valley Bank went under and the government steps in to prevent more runs, hundreds of migrants at the Southern border attempting to rush into the U.S., how Newark got duped into signing a sister city agreement with a non-existent country, and the historic wins at the Oscars that were decades in the making.

The second-largest bank failure in U.S. history, California in a life-threatening flash flood emergency, a Top Story investigation uncovering raunchy video games hidden inside a popular console sold by major retailers, Rep. George Santos claims he's "no mastermind" in an alleged credit card skimming scheme and what to expect ahead of Hollywood's biggest night at the Oscars.

Former President Trump can appear before a grand jury related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels, a Mexican cartel issued a handwritten apology for kidnapping and killing Americans, several dead after a church bombing in Germany, major cities crack down on "ghost cars," and the push to help men battling eating disorders.

Virginia prosecutor will not seek charges against 6-year-old school shooter, former executive sues Atlantic Records for years of alleged sexual harassment and assault, hundreds of sexual deepfake ads using Emma Watson’s face ran on Facebook and Instagram, and the high-flying 94-year-old grandma spending her birthday in sky.

The Alec Murdaugh trial takes a shocking turn as the accused murderer confesses to lying about his whereabouts on the night of the murder. A winter blackout in the Midwest leaves nearly a million customers without power, and a second storm targets the West Coast, leading to thousands of flight cancellations. In Florida, a 24-year-old reporter covering a fatal shooting is shot dead, and the suspected gunman is in custody a 9-year-old girl was also killed. At the U.S.-Canada border, agents report an 800-percent spike in encounters, and we investigate what’s driving migrants to brave the frozen landscape.

A member of a news crew shot dead in Orlando, toxic spill in Ohio becomes political showdown, 29 states under winter weather alerts, Alex Murdaugh "considering" taking the stand, signs of the possible housing market cool down, and the neo-Nazi group targeting a Broadway show.

The explosive new details coming directly from the foreperson of a Georgia grand jury investigating former President Trump, more than 40 million under alert over a historic winter storm spanning multiple states, how paramedics in Florida declared a men dead only for him to be found alive, deadly flooding in Brazil, and new data that suggests a four-day work week could improve productivity.

A gunman has killed at least six people in a rural community south of Memphis. The suspect has been detained, and police are investigating possible connections to the victims. Surveillance footage shows police in Alabama carrying an unresponsive detainee to a squad car after a lawsuit alleges he was locked in a cold cell for hours, which resulted in his death. An international hub at one of the nation’s busiest airports has been closed due to a power outage, leaving thousands of passengers stranded with no indication of how long the shutdown will last. Hate crime charges against an alleged shooter who prosecutors say targeted a Jewish community in Los Angeles. And the prosecution rests its case in the Alex Murdaugh murder trial.

Survivors of the Michigan State shooting speak out as tributes pour in for the 3 students killed, a possible guided Russian missile kills an American medic in Ukraine and his wife speaks to NBC News, Nikki Haley announces her 2024 run for president, "Rust" production will resume this spring, and the families of the Parkland school shooting still fighting for gun reform 5 years later.

Eight people injured after U-Haul driver goes on "violent rampage" across Brooklyn, the death toll from earthquakes in Turkey and Syria rises above 35,000 people, Ohio residents return home and schools reopen amid fears of toxic chemical contamination after the train crash, a California family attacked while driving through an illegal drag race, and Nicaraguan-American artist using his family's roots to make modern works of art.

U.S. shoots down 'high-altitude object' over Alaskan airspace, another classified document was found at Mike Pence’s Indiana home during FBI search, the death toll in Turkey and Syria after earthquakes passes 23,000 people, Brett Favre files multiple defamation lawsuits over Mississippi welfare scandal and the alleged murder plot centered on a poisoned cheesecake.

Chinese spy balloon had 'multiple antennas' for collecting signals intelligence, anger grows in Turkey as earthquake death toll passes 20,000, President Biden takes his message on entitlements to Florida after tangling with Republicans, outrage in Philadelphia after a racist video of high schoolers surfaced, and Rihanna prepares for the Super Bowl halftime show.

The death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria soars past 12,000, bomb threat cleared the courtroom and temporarily halted Alex Murdaugh's murder trial, a new study finds CTE in nearly 92% of former NFL players examined, the new movement on TikTok that's convincing users what they shouldn't buy, and the small sideline reporter with a big heart taking the sports world by storm.

Thousands dead in Turkey and Syria after a catastrophic 7.8 magnitude earthquake, the toxic emergency in Ohio after a train derailment, the U.S. Coast Guard's efforts to spot a growing number of migrants arriving to Florida by boat, the police officer in the hospital after a Facebook Marketplace deal turned into an attempted robbery, and the major test for Ticketmaster as Beyoncé tickets go on sale.

A suspected Chinese spy balloon found over northern U.S., ice storm leaves more than 370,000 without power, Republicans vote to remove Rep. Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee, police killing of double amputee sparks outcry, a man shot at a protest over privatizing Puerto Rico's coastline, and the modern etiquette rules for tipping and dating.

The FBI searches President Biden's beach home for classified documents, the emotional funeral for Tyre Nichols, a mass shooting at a D.C. Metro station leaves one person dead, a Southeast winter storm claims at least 8 lives, and Tom Brady retires again.

Prosecutors allege Alec Baldwin didn't attend a required firearm training before "Rust" filming began, police fatally shot the gunman who opened fire inside of a Nebraska Target, the dangerous ice storm in the South turns deadly, the consequences for a 22-year-old coach pretending to be a teenage player in a JV basketball game, and the man risking his own life to save a driver in trouble.

3 Memphis paramedics fired for their response to the fatal police beating of Tyre Nichols, Southern ice storm prompts cancellations of more than 800 flights, migrants fight move to New York City cruise terminal over "unlivable" conditions, Texas woman says internet scam has dozens of men seeking sex workers showing up at her home, and the Oscars investigations behind one nomination.

More than 30 million people under alert as a massive winter storm is on the move, Meta allows former President Trump to rejoin its platforms Facebook and Instagram, a harrowing story from a Monterey Bay shooting survivor, a look at the staggering crime rates in New Orleans, and Hulu and Adult Swim cut ties with "Rick and Morty" creator over domestic violence charges.

Multiple tornadoes touching down in Texas, dramatic video shows the moment a suspected gunman was tackled by police just outside San Francisco, the batch of classified documents found at the home of former VP Pence, the new chatbot that can churn out school papers in just a few clicks and the historic Oscar nominees just announced.

11 people killed after a gunman went on a violent rampage inside of a dance hall in Monterey Park, California, two students killed in a shooting at a charter school in Des Moines, Iowa, outrage growing after the death of Tyre Nichols — a Black man whose family says he was beaten by police following a traffic stop, the FBI finds six more classified documents after searching President Biden's Delaware home and the founder of the failed Fyre Festival is back after four years in prison and promoting a new project.

The employee in an Indiana Walmart now being hailed a hero after a gunman broke into their breakroom, the standoff between U.S. and Germany over sending tanks to Ukraine, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley hinting at a run for president in 2024, the new feature Instagram just launched encouraging teens to step away from their phones, and a look back at the 25 years since Bill Clinton's scandal involving Monica Lewinsky that shocked the world.

Alec Baldwin set to be charged in the deadly "Rust" shooting, President Biden addresses his handling of classified documents, exclusive reporting on child labor allegations inside meat plants, the San Francisco man charged after spraying a homeless woman with a hose, and Saudi Arabia's multi-billion dollar campaign to improve its global reputation through sports.

Idaho college murder search warrant unsealed, California swamped by severe weather, chilling search history revealed in missing Massachusetts mother case, George Santos' expanding web of lies, the multi-state manhunt for five escaped felons, and the NHL player facing controversy off the ice.

President Biden refuses to answer questions about his handling of classified documents, a Republican political candidate in New Mexico charged with plotting to shoot Democratic officials after losing a local election, the extreme measures some migrants are taking to reach the U.S., Ana Walshe’s husband now charged with her murder, and Greta Thunberg detained by police in Germany.

California is emerging from a "parade of storms" with recovery efforts across a ravaged state, Democratic allies grow frustrated with the White House response to Biden's classified documents, an Indiana toddler was caught on camera brandishing a loaded gun at an apartment complex, people with diabetes struggle to find Ozempic as it soars in popularity as a weight loss aid, and WNBA legend Maya Moore retires.

At least nine people were killed across two states as a tornado outbreak sweeps across the South, the backpack of a 6-year-old student was searched before he shot his teacher, NBC News has learned that one of Biden's classified documents was marked "Top Secret," disturbing body camera footage shows Los Angeles police repeatedly tasing a Black man who later died at a hospital, and the emotional speech at the Golden Globes that brought down the house.

More than a dozen tornadoes reported across the South tearing through communities, the Justice Department appointing a special counsel to investigate Biden's handling of classified documents, Ukraine is bracing for Putin's next offensive, the Idaho murder suspect waives his right to a speedy trial, and the death toll climbing in Peru after anti-government protests spill into the streets.

A second batch of Biden classified documents found, growing outrage in Washington, D.C., after 13-year-old Karon Blake was shot and killed in the street, mudslides and rockslides burying roads in California, the disturbing video bringing attention to San Francisco's homelessness crisis and the passengers trapped on an Amtrak train for 20 hours.

At least 15 people killed as California is battered with a string of deadly storms, pressure mounts for President Biden over the classified documents found at his former office, the humanitarian crisis unfolding over the staggering surge of migrants, Prince Harry's memoir finally hits the shelves, and heart-stopping avalanche in Utah caught on a snowboarder's camera.

The Justice Department is examining a "small number" of classified documents found at a Biden think tank, more than 1,000 people have been detained in connection with the attack on Brazil's capital, parts of Southern California were ordered to evacuate, a Virginia teacher walked her students to safety after she was shot by a 6-year-old, and "M3GAN" slays the box office.

Kevin McCarthy gets closer to securing the House speakership, a 6-year-old student shoots their teacher at a Virginia elementary school, 'Real Housewives' star Jen Shah sentenced to 6.5 years in prison, nearly 30 people killed in Mexico following the arrest of El Chapo's son, and the man who went from serving in Iraq to exposing white supremacy here in the U.S.

The explosive affidavit just released in the Idaho college murder investigation, the suspected killer appearing in court for the first time, Rep. Kevin McCarthy fails again in the election for House speaker, El Chapo's son is arrested by the Mexican military, and Damar Hamlin's remarkable update from the hospital.

A powerful bomb cyclone leaving 33 million people under alert on the West Coast, the House speaker stalemate continues as Republicans fail to elect a leader, the growing humanitarian crisis in Florida as hundreds of migrants arrive by boat, a youth hockey coach fired after pulling an opposing player to the ice, and the viral video of a feline traveler strutting up to first class on a cross-country flight.

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin in critical condition after collapsing on the field. Hundreds of migrants descend on the Florida Keys as local authorities struggle to deal with the surge. The family of four rescued after their car went off a California cliff, the driver now being charged with attempted murder. And the record number of kids accidentally eating cannabis edibles.

22 million under alert for severe weather across the South, Idaho murder suspect awaiting extradition, Jeremy Renner in critical condition after snowplowing accident, thousands pay homage as Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI lies in state, and the uproar after one Pomeranian's owner dyed him like a Pikachu.

The holiday travel nightmare continues as Southwest Airlines canceled another 2500 flights today, warning it could be days until it’s back on track. Pope Benedict XVI is “very sick” according to Pope Francis. The 95-year-old resigned from the role nearly a decade ago, the first Pope in 600 years to do so. The U.S. requires Covid testing for visitors from China. Plus, an update from the police in Moscow, Idaho and a desperate search for a young father who vanished from his home in Virginia.

The meltdown at southwest airlines, more than three thousand flights were canceled across the country in a single day, with over 80% of those being southwest flights. The airline apologizing to frustrated travelers saying it did everything it could to prepare. Buffalo is buried in snow, digging out from its longest stretch of blizzard conditions in more than seventy years. China’s covid crisis cases spiraling out of control after the government loosened its strict multiyear lockdown policies. Web of lies: newly-elected congressman George Santos admits he “embellished” his resume, including places he worked and a college degree.

More than 200 million Americans under alert during the deadly winter storm, the cold pushing families indoors — stoking fears of a post-holiday surge in respiratory illnesses, Paris on edge after three people were shot and killed outside a Kurdish cultural center, verdict reached in the high-profile court case involving Megan Thee Stallion and the rapper accused of shooting her in the foot, and the major change reportedly coming to Netflix in the new year.

A treacherous winter storm creating a holiday travel nightmare with more than 2,000 flights already cancelled, Sam Bankman-Fried released on $250 million bond after returning to the U.S., jury deliberates in the trial of Tory Lanez — the rapper accused of shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the foot, a convicted murderer known as "The Serpent" set to be freed in Nepal and a new program giving Native American students a chance to attend university free of charge in California.

100 million Americans on alert over a dangerous winter blast, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy makes surprise U.S. trip and addresses Congress, the Texas National Guard puts up new barriers as crowds of migrants gather at the border, an 11-year-old girl's family didn't report her missing for weeks, and the top 5 holiday movies of all time.

An Arctic blast is expected to bring "life-threatening" cold to parts of the U.S., officials in Washington prepare for a possible visit from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday, a Michigan mother put up a billboard to help find her son's killer, and the warning tonight ahead of the holidays after a popular toy left one infant hospitalized.

Jan. 6 committee approves criminal referrals against former President Trump, Harvey Weinstein convicted of rape and sexual assault charges, massive winter storm threatens holiday travel, a family's search for a Ukrainian soldier missing for months, and cementing Messi's legacy after Argentina's World Cup win.

Cross-country storm takes aim at the Northeast, hospitals overwhelmed with flu cases and forced to triage patients in parking lots, Tyler Perry opens up about his personal struggle with mental health, and a behind-the-scenes look at the Nutcracker as it’s back onstage for the holiday season.

More than 24 million Americans under winter weather alerts, a pilot was forced to eject from a fighter jet after a crash landing at a Texas naval base, 44 states seeing an alarming rise in flu cases ahead of the holidays, and the bombshell allegations Prince Harry levied against Prince William.

A deadly tornado outbreak in the South, tributes pouring in after the ‘Ellen’ show's DJ Stephan "twitch" Boss dies by suicide at 40 years old, the Fed raises interest rates half a point to highest level in 15 years, and the World Cup final is set on Sunday between France and Argentina.

At least 5 reported tornadoes ripping through Texas and Oklahoma, FTX founder is arrested in the Bahamas on criminal fraud charges, the surge of migrants overwhelming immigration officials just days before a Trump-era policy is set to expire, multiple presidents across Latin America face corruption accusations, and Messi is one step closer to winning Argentina's first World Cup title since 1986.

Millions across the West and Southern U.S. brace for blizzards and even tornadoes, 1,200 migrants flood the U.S. border in one of the largest single crossings in decades, a Los Angeles City Council member is caught brawling with protestors, the suspected Lockerbie bomber is charged in a three-count indictment nearly 34 years later, and the Golden Globes are back after a slew of controversies.

Brittney Griner is released from a Russian prison and is on her way back to the U.S., detained American Paul Whelan's family speaks out, the car Idaho authorities are looking for in connection to the quadruple college murder, Celine Dion reveals her stiff-person syndrome diagnosis and the puppy who made a miraculous swim across the Hudson River.

Flu surge hits hospitals as Covid and RSV still spread, additional items marked classified found in Trump storage unit, Peru's president ousted by Congress and then arrested as the country battles a political crisis, the class-action lawsuit Apple now faces over AirTag stalking allegations, and the moment an Arkansas Army dad surprised his 7-year-old daughter.

The Trump Organization convicted of criminal tax fraud, polls close in Georgia in the crucial Senate runoff, flu hospitalizations soar, investigators focusing on the events surrounding two of the Idaho students killed, Argentina's VP Cristina Fernández de Kirchner found guilty of corruption, and the elementary teacher sharing his passion of Latin dance with his students.

Georgia Senate runoff smashes early voting records as both candidates barnstorm the state, some Republicans disavow former Trump's call to terminate parts of the Constitution, Elon Musk promoted a series of tweets that revealed internal documents about how Twitter handled a news article about Hunter Biden in 2020, two massive volcanoes erupt in Indonesia and Hawaii, and the Waukesha Christmas Parade makes emotional return.

"Inflation whiplash sends mixed messages on the economy, residents in Georgia head to the polls for that critical Senate run-off, President Biden pushes to make South Carolina the first Democratic primary, suspects arrested for the murder of Takeoff, and the text message turns 30 years old."

The father of one of the Idaho college murder victims speaks out as police still search for a killer, Ye praises Hitler in an interview with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, a base jumper in Moab was rescued after crashing into a cliff, the flu continues to spread across the U.S., and Bad Bunny is the world's most streamed artist.

More than 30 tornadoes reported in the South left neighborhoods torn to pieces, Idaho police towed 5 cars from the scene of the University of Idaho murders before the community holds a vigil, the Prince and Princess of Wales make their first visit to the U.S. in 8 years amid new allegations of racism involving William's own godmother, and the push to equip some police robots with explosives.

Multiple tornadoes were spotted across the South, top Republican leaders slammed former President Trump for hosting Kanye West and a white supremacist at his Mar-a-Lago estate, the U.S. men's soccer team defeated Iran in a do-or-die World Cup match against Iran, and Will Smith sat down for his first televised interview since the infamous Oscars slap.

The rare show of defiance in China spilling out onto the streets, former President Trump blasted after inviting a notorious white nationalist and rapper Kanye West to his estate, an officer accused of murder, arson, and kidnapping after using a fake identity to talk to a teenage girl online, the new video showing Mexican police in riot gear clearing out a migrant camp, and the world's largest active volcano erupting for the first time in nearly 40 years.

Black Friday expected to break records despite high inflation, clashes at an iPhone factory in China could delay iPhone 14 production, more information has surfaced on the North Carolina woman who mysteriously died in Mexico, looming bad weather threatens those traveling on this holiday weekend, first responders jump into frozen water to rescue a drowning child and woman, England and the U.S. men's soccer teams face off in the World Cup, and a McDonald's employee jumps into action after a pregnant woman goes into labor.

At least six people killed and several others injured at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, twin bombings near bus stops rock Jerusalem — killing a 15-year-old and injuring over a dozen others, disturbing video shows three Georgia jail guards punching a prisoner, your Black Friday shopping guide — the deals to jump on early and the products you should wait a few weeks to buy, and the "Corn Kid" who went viral on TikTok fills us in on his next big adventures.

A pilot and meteorologist were killed after a news helicopter crashed in Charlotte, the one-on-one interview with the man who took down the shooter inside the LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado, more than 260 people killed after a devastating earthquake in Indonesia, reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley sentenced to combined 19 years for bank fraud and tax evasion, and the college football star giving back in a major way.

At least one person is dead, and 17 others were injured after an SUV rammed into an Apple store outside of Boston; tributes pour in for the five victims of the Colorado Springs Club Q shooting; parts of New York are under nearly 8 feet of snow, the biggest names in the GOP now taking aim at former President Trump, and the World Cup kicked off in Qatar over the weekend.

Attorney General Merrick Garland names veteran prosecutor as special counsel appointed to investigate former President Trump, Buffalo buried under feet of snow as the monster storm pummels the Great Lakes, Justice Department reportedly launched an antitrust investigation into Ticketmaster's parent company, and Elizabeth Holmes is sentenced to 11 years in prison for defrauding investors.

A state of emergency declared in New York as a snowstorm slams parts of the Midwest and Northeast, a coroner revealing new details after four students were brutally murdered near the University of Idaho, Speaker Nancy Pelosi stepping down as House Democratic leader, Ticketmaster canceling tomorrow's public sale of tickets for Taylor Swift's "The Eras" tour, officers racing to save a woman trapped under a burning car, and new video showing the moment an SUV plowed into a row of recruits and injured 25 of them.

Police searching for answers after four college students were brutally stabbed to death near the University of Idaho, NBC News projecting Republicans take the House of Representatives, the deadly explosion in Poland now blamed on a Ukrainian air defense missile, and an SUV barreling into a group of recruits on a run in Los Angeles and injuring at least 25 of them.

Poland reported a Russian-made missile caused a deadly explosion near its border with Ukraine, President Trump announced his third run for the White House, 40,000 minks are on the loose in Ohio, 22 million face starvation in East Africa amid a worsening drought, and the historic Grammy nominations just announced.

Former President Trump is expected to announce his presidential run Tuesday, Jay Leno was seriously burned in a garage fire after one of his cars erupted in flames, a Texas middle school teacher is fired after a video showed him telling some of his Black students that his race is "superior," and a man was taken into custody after allegedly threatening to stab passengers on a flight.

Nicole's path of destruction moves up the East Coast, control of Congress is up in the air with Arizona and Nevada results yet to be called, one veteran's mission to honor his fallen colleague and the groundbreaking documentary "Nexus" highlighting five groups of skiers and their connection to the mountains.

The Dow soared 1,200 points and the S&P 500 jumped 5% as stocks mounted their biggest rally in two years, a white Alabama city councilman was arrested for hitting the city's Black mayor after a heated public meeting, Mexican prosecutors are accused of a "femicide cover up" of a 27-year-old woman found dead after an autopsy doesn't match up with their report, and a section of the destroyed space shuttle Challenger was found at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.

Hurricane Nicole is expected to make landfall in Florida on Wednesday night, Georgia's Senate race between Sen. Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker heads to a runoff, President Biden says his intention is to run again in 2024, U.S. climate envoy John Kerry briefly shook hands with Venezuelan President Maduro and Condé Nast sues Drake and 21 Savage for fake Vogue covers.

A preview of Election Day from across the midterm battlegrounds, over 200 SAT tests fall out of a UPS truck in Texas, 19 people are dead after a plane crash in Tanzania, Covid restrictions forcing delays on the new iPhone, and at least 70 homes are completely destroyed after landslides in Colombia.

Nearly 30 million people across the South under severe storm alerts with tornadoes touching down in Texas, Twitter slashes workforce, a suspect in custody for a sexual assault in a New York City park may be a serial predator behind other attacks, Powerball jackpot is a record $1.6 billion and Selena Gomez opens up about her health struggles in a new documentary.

A look at the Senate battleground just days ahead of the midterms, Brooklyn Nets suspend Kyrie Irving without out pay for at least 5 games, Twitter could be the latest tech company alongside Lyft and Stripe to announce layoffs, Gabby Petito’s family files a wrongful death suit against Utah police and car prices drop after months of sticker shock.

The Fed approves a 0.75-point hike to take the short-term borrowing rate to its highest level since 2008, Delta pilots threaten a strike while United and American pilots rejected proposed contracts, a 16-year-old girl in New Orleans was robbed at gunpoint and the 911 operator was her mom, and worker productivity dropped from last year at the fastest rate on record.

The balance of Congress and the future of President Biden's agenda is at stake, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro hasn't conceded, but his chief of staff signaled a peaceful transition of power; many are remembering Takeoff's influence across music and pop culture after the 28-year-old was fatally shot, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to be on the verge of a political comeback after Tuesday’s election, and Taylor Swift becomes the first artist to hold all top 10 spots on Billboard's Hot 100 chart at once with her new album.

Justice Department charges suspect in Paul Pelosi attack with assault and attempted kidnapping, hate speech and misinformation rise on Twitter after Elon Musk takes over, Russian missile strikes knock out power for 350,000 homes in Kyiv, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeats incumbent Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil's presidential election, and the "Great Pumpkin" of Brooklyn weighing nearly 1,000 pounds.

Speaker Pelosi's husband was attacked by someone searching for her, Elon Musk is now officially head of Twitter, a LATAM flight was forced to make an emergency landing, Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen have "amicably finalized" their divorce after 13 years of marriage, and Rihanna releases new music for the first time in 6 years.

GDP grew 2.6% in Q3, Meta shares plunged 24% to the lowest price since 2016, a 78-year-old Arizona woman was arrested for feeding homeless people in a public park, a Good Samaritan saves a family from a fire after he got lost while driving, misinformation battles in Brazil's election and a test to see if you're growing to digitally dependent on social media.

The battle for the Senate with less than 2 weeks to go before the midterms, Qatar plans to suspend evacuation flights for U.S.-bound Afghan refugees while it hosts the World Cup next month, 4 teenagers were killed in a car crash possibly linked to a TikTok challenge, the anti-racism movement in Mexico grows, and a cross-country ride into history honoring the original Buffalo Soldiers.

Adidas terminates relationship with Ye, Russian court denies Brittney Griner’s appeal of 9-year prison sentence, Unilever is recalling 19 dry shampoo products because of potentially high levels of benzene, and a Kentucky coal miner goes viral.

Police say a 19-year-old former student killed a teacher and a 16-year-old student at a St. Louis high school, new polling shows high polarization across parties with less than 2 weeks until the midterms, the new measures just announced to combat rising crime on NYC's subway, and one family’s 10-year-long fight against pediatric cancer.

Hospitals are on the brink as a surge in children’s RSV push them to capacity. Why are they airlifting children across state lines? Former president Donald Trump is subpoena’d by the Jan. 6th committee, but will he comply after a former ally was just sentenced to prison? Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagavailoa speaks out about the brutal hits that left him concussed on the field, just as he gears up for a return. Taylor Swift crashes Spotify with her new album "Midnights", and all there is to binge this weekend.

32 states have seen a recent surge in a respiratory virus that can cause severe infection in young children, former VP Pence’s growing rift with former President Trump, Tom catches up with DJ Khaled at his Miami empire, and the Ukrainian national baseball team finding support in an American pastime.

Candidates in key elections vie for voters in the final days before the midterms, climber Elnaz Rekabi returned to Iran after competing abroad without a hijab, a migrant tent camp opened in New York City, former felons in Florida were arrested for voter fraud after they were issued voter registration cards by the state, and tips to deal with an annoying coworker at the office.

86 million Americans are under freeze alerts, a fiery explosion in Ohio this morning after a deadly plane crash, Bloomberg economists predict a 100% chance of a recession by October 2023, 2 college wrestlers were mauled by a grizzly bear while searching for shed deer antlers in Wyoming and are now living to tell their story, and TikTok star Emmanuel the emu is sick with the avian flu.

The DOJ asked a judge to sentence former Trump adviser Steve Bannon to 6 months in prison, new details emerge about the officer who survived an 80-round ambush that killed two Connecticut police officers, the threat of a Russian nuclear disaster intensifies in Ukraine, journalists detail the dangerous journey trekking through the Darién Gap, and Ye to buy social media app Parler.

15-year-old gunman apprehended in Raleigh after killing multiple people on Thursday, Putin threatens more nuclear strikes on Ukraine, the U.S. and the United Nations targeting gang leaders in Haiti, a Colorado man suing three officers for a violation of his civil rights, climate protestors throw soup onto a famous Van Gogh painting and remembering Robbie Coltrane who played Hagrid in the Harry Potter movies.

An active shooter situation in North Carolina leaves multiple people hospitalized, Jan. 6 hearing airs never-before-seen footage of lawmakers that day, a jury recommends the Parkland shooter a life sentence and not the death penalty — leaving parents angry, Tom Llamas interviews a Parkland parent about the verdict and the NSC's John Kirby about Saudi Arabia, Brittney Griner and Ukraine, officers ambushed and killed with an AR-15 in a deadly week for police, how the Latino vote is the 'Sleeping Giant' of the midterms, and a Navy father's surprise for his son at a dolphin show.

Alex Jones must pay $965 million to families of 8 Sandy Hook victims, Pennsylvania Lieutenant Gov. John Fetterman’s exclusive first in-person interview since his stroke in May, Nury Martinez is stepping down from the LA City Council, a woman arrested in a $40 million fake designer scheme, and testing iPhone and Apple Watch’s crash detection technology.

The battle for Congress heats up as the midterms are less than a month away, death toll rises after Hurricane Julia devastates Central America, the trial begins for the source behind the infamous “Steele dossier,” a look at the top deals for Amazon’s “Prime Early Access Sale” and the Dodgers’ legendary broadcaster Jaime Jarrín is hanging up his headset after 64 seasons.

Ukraine's capital Kyiv is hit with Russian missiles, President Biden responds to the new attacks on Ukraine, L.A. City Council president steps down after her recorded racist remarks were leaked, Tropical Storm Julia slams into Central America killing dozens of people, Twitter and Instagram suspending Kanye West after antisemitic remarks, and a volcanic explosion in Italy raises concerns.

President Biden saying risk of a nuclear crisis is at its highest in six decades, parents at Uvalde School District outraged after the school hires a former state trooper who was at the shooting and is under investigation, Mayor Eric Adams declares a state of emergency as New York City's shelters become overwhelmed by the migrants being bussed in from the southern border, the U.S. responds to a deadly outbreak of Ebola in Uganda, an explosion at a homecoming bonfire sends debris flying towards high schoolers, The Warriors' Draymond Green punches teammate Jordan Poole.

Fears of rising gas prices fueled after OPEC’s decision to cut oil production, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell faces a recall over her handling of the city’s crime rates and using taxpayer money for excessive travel expenses, four members of a central California family were found dead after they were kidnapped and the future of Taiwan putting a greater strain on U.S.-China relations.

OPEC to cut oil production by 2 million barrels a day, Mexican soap opera star is found guilty of manslaughter, DEA agents seize 15,000 rainbow fentanyl pills in New York, New Orleans mayor to reimburse the city nearly $30,000 for personal travel expenses, and Aaron Judge smashes the American League single-season home run record.

Search for survivors continues as Hurricane Ian’s death toll grows, Tesla CEO Elon Musk changes course and agrees to move forward with the purchase of Twitter, demonstrations for women’s rights grow in Iran, more shootings linked to series of California killings and the special touchdown for one high school senior.

At least 100 dead from Hurricane Ian, former President Donald Trump sues CNN for defamation and seeks $475 million in punitive damages, 7 Americans “wrongfully detained” in Venezuela for years were released in a prisoner swap, the NFL anticipates changes to its concussion protocol and meet the Chechen soldiers now fighting alongside Ukraine.

Hurricane Ian made landfall in South Carolina, the NFL’s concussion protocol under scrutiny after Tua Tagovailoa’s head injury, the new text message scam that may drain your bank accounts using quick payment services like Zelle, the FDA approved a new drug aimed to slow the progress of ALS but the approval is controversial, and Trevor Noah announces that he is leaving “The Daily Show” after 7 years.

Hurricane Ian brought power losses to 2.6 million people across Florida and left an estimated $40 billion in damages as it moves up the coast, President Biden asks whether a deceased congresswoman is at a White House event, Russian President Putin is set to formally announce the annexation of four regions in Ukraine, and remembering hip hop legend Coolio after his death at 59 years old.

Hurricane Ian slams into Florida's Gulf Coast as a Category 4 storm, dangerous winds of up to 155 miles per hour peeling off roofs and snapping trees in half, residents stranded in their homes, more than 3 million people under evacuation orders and more than a million people now without power across Florida.

Hurricane Ian made landfall in western Cuba as a major hurricane, Virginia students walked out of school Tuesday over Gov. Youngkin's new proposed transgender student policies, famed American ski mountaineer Hilaree Nelson is missing, 3 men are charged in an alleged $100 million securities fraud scheme centered on a deli, and "Rolling Stone" released its list of the "100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time."

Hurricane Ian strengthened into a hurricane, Giorgia Meloni is set to become Italy’s new prime minister, NASA crashes DART into a non-threatening asteroid, Brett Favre told Mississippi governor he would not ‘take No for answer’ over a new volleyball stadium, and Albert Pujols hit his 700th career home run on Friday night.

A brutal week on Wall Street amid surging interest rates and global recession fears, Hurricane Fiona barrels toward Canada after pummeling the Caribbean, a train in Colorado slams a police car parked with a suspect detained in the car, every K-12 school in Los Angeles will be equipped with Narcan to help combat the opioid epidemic, and Saturday Night ushers in a group of new faces after a major revamp in Studio 8H.

Hurricane Fiona threatens Bermuda, the charter company Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis hired to move migrants to Martha’s Vineyard gave big money to the GOP, “Fat Leonard” is caught in Venezuela weeks after he cut off his GPS monitor and fled the U.S., a passenger punched a flight attendant in the back of the head, El Paso officials say they do not have the resources to handle migrants coming to the city and one New York father flying coast to coast to help his daughter get a lifesaving surgery.

Protests in Iran continue after the death of a woman in custody for “unsuitable attire,” scientists at America’s top nuclear lab were recruited by China to conduct sensitive research, a shooting threat at a Texas high school football game was thwarted after a credible tip was sent in to police, MLB stars look to etch their names in the record books, and a soldier surprises her two children at school.

Hurricane Fiona hits Turks and Caicos as a powerful Category 3 storm after battering Puerto Rico, migrants flown to Martha’s Vineyard sue Florida Gov. DeSantis, outrage after an axe-wielding man at a New York McDonald's was released without bail, and the lessons one 49-year-old football player is teaching his teammates on and off the field.

Nearly 1.5 million people in Puerto Rico remain without electricity after catastrophic damage from Hurricane Fiona, Queen Elizabeth II is now forever a part of Windsor Castle after her flag-draped coffin was lowered into the royal vault, President Biden declares the pandemic is “over,” and a judge vacates the murder conviction of Adnan Syed.

Tropical Storm Fiona takes aim at Puerto Rico as millions are on alert for flooding and even landslides, President Biden is meeting with the families of Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan at the White House as negotiations to free them from Russian detention stall, two teenagers were arrested in connection with several high school drug overdoses in Los Angeles, and the chilling new video from Philadelphia showing a gunman appearing to stalk 17-year-old Teryn Johnson while she was walking a dog with her friend before he fatally shot her.

GOP governors DeSantis and Abbott use migrants to criticize President Biden’s immigration policies, Russian President Putin attended a high-stakes summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, Kanye West said he has terminated his deal between Yeezy and Gap, a Texas doctor was arrested for allegedly tampering with IV bags that led to a colleague’s death, and honoring the legacy of the first Latino Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente.

Amtrak suspends long-distance train services ahead of rail worker strike deadline, Maryland prosecutors seek to vacate the murder conviction of a man’s case made famous by the “Serial” podcast, Ukrainians are being subjected to brutal “filtration” camps, a 17-year-old who killed her alleged rapist is forced to pay his family $150,000, and a Texas man who decided to donate over half of his liver in a complete stranger.

Inflation fell slightly to 8.3% in August as pain from higher prices lingers, how a Republican Senate primary in New Hampshire could have national implications, 15,000 nurses in Minnesota strike over understaffing and low pay, Los Angeles police search for the suspect who fatally shot rapper PnB Rock, and the rookie San Bernardino police officers now being hailed as heroes.

King Charles III led a royal procession transporting Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin to St. Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh, lawyers for former President Trump asked a judge to continue blocking the DOJ from reviewing classified documents seized from Mar-a-Lago, dozens of drivers trapped by mudslides in California, and first-time nominees like ‘Squid Game’ and ‘Abbott Elementary’ look to score big wins at the Emmy Awards.

The eyes of world look to King Charles III as he begins his reign, the new monarch pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, a look back at the king’s childhood and how it has shaped him for today, the queen’s death sparking renewed criticism of the monarchy and its legacy of colonialism and the tributes continuing to pour in across the world.

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, has died. We look back at the tributes pouring in, her lasting legacy around the world, including the relationship forged with over a dozen U.S. presidents and 15 U.K. prime ministers, plus the impact she had on pop culture, and now King Charles III’s ascension to the throne.

Dangerous triple-digit heat continues in the West, down-ballot races in key swing states have gained further national attention with election deniers running, new developments in the fatal stabbing of Las Vegas investigative reporter Jeff German with police towing a car from a local politician’s driveway, Chile rejects its proposed leftist constitution, the new features Apple just unveiled for its latest product cycle, and how one 16-year-old’s act of kindness for his neighbor went a long way.

Dr. Mehmet Oz escalates attacks on John Fetterman’s health in a Pennsylvania Senate race growing more hostile, the new measures American parents and local officials are taking to prevent school shootings, the Las Vegas community mourns the loss of journalist Jeff German after he was fatally stabbed, and breaking down the off-screen drama for “Don’t Worry Darling.”

More than 130 million Americans hitting the roads and taking to the skies this Labor Day weekend after a summer of chaotic travel delays, a federal judge unsealing a full list of documents seized a Mar-a-Lago, including 50 empty folders marked classified, the Los Angeles Police Department releasing new body camera footage of the shooting of an unarmed man, residents in a small town in Florida battling over an ordinance that forbids umbrellas on the beach, and a pair of smash-and-grab robberies caught on camera in Illinois and Missouri.

President Biden to address the nation, 22 children have died in hot cars nationwide so far this year, an elderly woman ripped out of her Access-a-Ride car in the middle of the street by her driver, record numbers of migrants and extreme weather at the U.S. southern border driving a surge in deaths and a Little Leaguer’s incredible recovery.

New photo shows classified documents seized from former President Trump’s home, millions in Mississippi without clean water, an Ohio man shot his daughter’s ex-boyfriend as the man appears to try to break in to their home, a bitter backyard feud in Alaska that has led to mutilated toys and threatening signs on one neighbor’s fence, and remembering Princess Diana’s legacy 25 years after her death.

Mississippi governor declares state of emergency with end of Jackson water crisis nowhere in sight, a former Marine is caught in El Salvador after allegedly killing his girlfriend in San Diego 6 years ago, dozens dead after armed supporters of Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr clashed with security forces in Baghdad, one woman says her immigration status left her vulnerable to sexual abuse by her boss and the surprise guest for one young student in Kentucky.

A federal judge indicated she was inclined to appoint a special master to review some documents the FBI seized from former President Trump’s home, 11 million people are under a severe thunderstorm watch in the Midwest, NASA’s Artemis I mission to the moon was pushed to later this week after mechanical problems, 1,100 people are dead after devastating flooding in Pakistan, Pope Francis expanded the ranks of cardinals and Britney Spears speaks out.

FBI found 184 classified documents in boxes returned by Trump, prompting the search of Mar-a-Lago, Dow plunges more than 1000 points as the Federal Reserve considers yet another round of interest rate hikes, Texas police arrested woman filmed hurling racist insults at Indian-American women, inflation forcing cafeterias to cut back on some fresh foods children have come to expect and how TikTok is paving the way for emerging young artists to land major record deals.

Judge orders the DOJ to make redacted version of the Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit public on Friday, Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was temporarily disconnected from Ukraine’s power grid, 3 former leaders of “Yoga to the People” were arrested for tax fraud, the new Arizona law that makes it a crime to record within 8 feet of law enforcement activity (with a few exceptions), and how a discount store owner received a wedding dress and found the dress’ rightful owner.

Homes completely submerged in the Jackson, Mississippi, area after dangerous flash flooding, President Biden announces student loan relief for as many as 43 million Americans, Kerry Sanders has a look back at Hurricane Andrew’s devastating impact on South Florida 30 years later, and the wild discoveries found around the world as waters recede including 113-million-year-old dinosaur tracks uncovered from a dried-up river in Texas.

Deadly floods pelter the southwest, the historic drought emergency and the Hollywood stars in hot water, New York health officials grappling with a reliance on monkeypox vaccines in short supply, California Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed safe injection sites to open in 3 cities, and the DNA test that revealed a sibling who was right across the hall.

Former President Trump asked a judge to appoint a special master to review the materials seized at Mar-a-Lago, volunteer dive team describes finding what's expected to be the body of Kiely Rodni, thousands of migrants are arriving in New York City and Washington, D.C., after being sent by the governors of Texas and Arizona, and the brewing coffee crisis over extreme weather patterns.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warns the world is “on the verge of a nuclear disaster,” extreme weather blankets Europe, more than 2 million migrants have crossed the U.S. southern border this year, 3 men are charged with the killing of mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger, and the latest TV series and music to binge this weekend.

Judge says he’s inclined to unseal portions of Mar-a-Lago search affidavit, how a Florida man survived nearly being swallowed by an alligator, why one Texas school district is pulling the Diary of Anne Frank and the Bible off library shelves for review, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega is accused of detaining church leaders, and how a Texas community stepped up for two young brothers.

Rep. Liz Cheney loses against Trump-backed primary challenger, 10 Mexican miners have been trapped underground for 2 weeks after all exits out of the mine flooded, family of Jarvis Evans files wrongful death lawsuit against South Carolina county sheriff, more than 50,000 people have been arrested in El Salvador, Manti Te’o opening up about catfishing scandal 10 years later and the monkey who called 911.

High-stakes primaries in Alaska and Wyoming test anti-Trump Republicans, former Trump staffers speak out about his “slapdash” handling of classified material, how mysterious deaths at Lake Mead could be connected to the Las Vegas mafia, the search for missing 16-year-old Kiely Rodni is entering a new and more limited phase, a young boy loses his leg to a shark, and one great-grandmother’s massive milestone.

Rudy Giuliani was informed he’s the target of a probe into Trump’s alleged election interference in Georgia, Brittney Griner’s legal team appeals her recent conviction in a Russian court, federal officials in Mexico are deploying hundreds of troops to Tijuana after a string of violent attacks, and Peloton and SoulCycle announce major layoffs.

FBI agents found a trove of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, more than 330 murders in Philadelphia already this year, a South Carolina woman died from being struck and impaled by a flying beach umbrella, former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch was arrested on suspicion of driving while impaired, Burmese pythons are running rampant in Florida, and a federal judge approved the $24M equal pay settlement between U.S. Soccer and the U.S. women’s national team.

AG Garland moves to unseal key documents for warrant at former President Trump’s home, armed man who was at Capitol on Jan. 6 is fatally shot after firing a nail gun into an FBI field office in Cincinnati, European officials warn that the current drought could be the worst in 500 years, the search for missing New Hampshire girl Harmony Montgomery is now a homicide investigation, and the incredible moment a teenage fire cadet saved a man’s life.

Trump pleads the Fifth Amendment in New York civil investigation, the DOJ charged an Iranian national in a plot to murder former national security adviser John Bolton, deadly flooding in South Korea kills at least 10 people, a California dermatologist was arrested for allegedly poisoning her husband with Drano, the stories of 3 young Ukrainians as they navigate childhood in a war zone, and a scary moment at a little league game soon became a heartwarming display of sportsmanship.

Increase in violent rhetoric online after the FBI’s search of former President Trump’s home, a standoff between Russian and Ukrainian troops at a massive nuclear power plant shows no signs of letting up, detectives in Northern California launched an abduction investigation after 16-year-old Kiely Rodni disappeared from campground party, Ezra Miller is charged with felony burglary, and Serena Williams and Sue Bird say goodbye.

Donald Trump says his Mar-a-Lago home was ‘raided’ by a ‘large group of FBI agents,’ Brittney Griner’s sentencing puts spotlight on other Americans detained in Russia, how a group of thieves in Milwaukee is using USB chargers to steal cars, and remembering the life and legacy of cultural icon Olivia Newton-John after she lost her fight with breast cancer at 73 years old.

At least 12 people dead from this week’s heatwave in the Northwest, 5 people were killed in a multi-car crash at a Los Angeles intersection, Alex Jones must pay more than $45 million to the family of a Sandy Hook massacre victim, former VP Cheney calls former President Trump a “coward,” and the latest shows to “Binge” this weekend.

Record-setting heat torches the country, Brittney Griner is sentenced to 9 years in a Russian prison, Taiwan braces for potential fallout after Speaker Pelosi’s visit, the Biden administration declared monkeypox a public health emergency, and how journalists can rebuild trust in the media as public confidence wanes.

Kansans vote to uphold abortion rights in their state, Biden administration imposes sanctions on Putin’s reported romantic partner, how a kidnapped 12-year-old chewed through her restraints and broke the braces on her teeth to escape captivity in Alabama, Beyoncé is forced to change two of her songs after facing backlash on social media, and a look back at Vin Scully’s legendary career.

New threats from China amid Speaker Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, hundreds of people still missing after devastating flooding in Kentucky, the first state to vote on abortion rights since Roe v. Wade was overturned is Kansas, and stunning video shows an 80-year-old liquor store owner in California shooting down an armed suspect during an attempted robbery.

President Biden announces that top Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed in a U.S. strike in Afghanistan, tensions grow between China and the U.S. ahead of Speaker Pelosi’s expected visit to Taiwan, key primaries test former President Trump’s endorsement power, and the harrowing story of a man who survived a crocodile attack.

Death toll rises in Kentucky as devastating flooding overwhelms the region, gang wars rage in Haiti where kidnappings and killings worsen, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine endangers the global food supply, Will Smith apologizes to Chris Rock and the legendary Pete Williams retires after 29 years at NBC News.

Tom speaks to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear about the devastating flooding that has left people stranded on roofs, fears of a sharper downturn after the U.S. GDP falls for a second straight quarter, a controversial train project in Mexico continues despite environmental concerns, and Nielsen now estimates that streaming makes up for one-third of television consumption in the U.S.

The Biden administration made a “substantial” offer to Russia to release Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan, two new studies show that animals sold at a Wuhan market are most likely the origin of the Covid pandemic, families of 9/11 victims protesting the Saudi-funded LIV golf tournament at former President Trump’s New Jersey golf club, escalating tensions over Nancy Pelosi's planned trip to Taiwan, and a school shooting survivor’s powerful story and song.

The Oak Fire near Yosemite National Park burns more than 18,000 acres, many worry about a possible recession, a state of emergency is declared across Mexico because of a worsening drought, “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Erika Jayne faces a $50 million lawsuit, and the one company betting big on the Mega Millions payout.

Thousands of Californians forced to evacuate as the Oak Fire becomes the state’s largest fire this year, a woman opened fire at a Dallas airport, a New York man is hit by a car and then robbed twice by the apparent suspects, concerns grow as boaters and swimmers are increasingly encountering dangerous sea life in the water and how one organization is stepping up the plate to help Ukrainian refugees.

Over 250 million Americans facing temperatures above 90 degrees, members of the Jan. 6 committee renewed calls for a criminal investigation into former President Trump, a small sailboat crowded with nearly 200 people was intercepted off the coast of the Florida Keys, authorities investigating the connection between water pellet guns popularized on TikTok and the death of a teenager in the Bronx, and all the “Bingeworthy” content to check out this weekend.

President Biden tests positive for Covid, 98 million Americans under heat alerts, new lawsuit says Turpin children faced abuse from foster parents, uproar over ESPN and the ESPYs after Aliyah Boston and other nominees weren’t invited, and Ricky Martin speaks out publicly for the first time after his nephew accused him of harassment and a months-long romantic relationship.

Two-thirds of Americans face temperatures above 90 degrees, former White House staffers are set to testify to the Jan. 6 committee, disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh pleaded not guilty to the murders of his wife and son, and how one nonprofit is making it their mission to help deaf and hard of hearing Ukrainians escape.

Historic heatwave across the U.S. and Europe, National Archives asks Secret Service to investigate missing Jan. 5 and Jan. 6 text messages, murder charges against a New York City bodega worker were dropped by the Manhattan DA, the cold case breakthrough nearly 50 years later thanks to a coffee cup, and how Emmanuel the emu quickly became an internet sensation.

Families of Uvalde victims speak out after scathing report, the sentencing trial for the Parkland school shooter begins, NBC News follows a night of violence in Philadelphia, a woman who has been in a coma for 2 years identifies her brother as her alleged attacker, monkeypox outbreak continues across the country, and the Hollywood ending to a love story 20 years in the making.

President Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia is already drawing scrutiny for his meeting with Mohammed bin Salman, Sen. Joe Manchin informed his fellow Democrats that he’ll reject their climate and tax proposals, an Indiana man is being hailed a hero after saving 5 children from a burning home, Mexico captures infamous drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero and the “Bingeworthy” content to check out this week.

Ivana Trump has died at the age of 73, Russian missile strike in central Ukraine kills at least 17 people, the alarming number of shark attacks this summer, how gun violence in Chicago has forced communities to change their daily life, missing luggage becomes the latest headache for travelers, and Tom sits down with Yankees players ahead of their HOPE week.

Dozens of people missing in western Virginia after flash flooding, President Biden begins his tour through the Middle East and plans to have a controversial meeting with Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman, BA.5 becomes the most dominant variant of Covid, a $100,000 reward and urgent manhunt in California after string of deadly robberies at 7-Eleven stores, a look at why popular hit “Yellowstone” received 0 Emmy nominations, and how a middle schooler got help with his yearbook from an “Avenger.”

New footage shows the gunman and police inside Robb Elementary during the Uvalde massacre, the Jan. 6 committee makes the case that Trump planned a march to the Capitol, at least two people dead after a boat capsized in the Hudson River, homebuyers are canceling deals at the highest rate since the start of the pandemic and NASA releases groundbreaking images of the universe.

A massive wildfire threatens historic sequoias in Yosemite National Park, mass protests overrun Sri Lanka’s leaders' homes, “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” star Jen Shah pleaded guilty to wire fraud, a pregnant woman argues her ticket for riding 'alone' in the HOV lane, and looking back one year later since mass protests in Cuba.

Amb. Caroline Kennedy reflects on former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s legacy, Elon Musk says he is backing out of his deal to buy Twitter for $44 billion, the NYC bodega stabbing that is causing outrage and a response from the mayor, fears grow in Nicaragua over Daniel Ortega silencing critics including expelling a group of nuns in Mother Teresa's order, and the incredible moment a Florida pilot was forced to land his plane on a North Carolina highway after his engine failed.

Brittney Griner pleads guilty to drug charges in Russia, British PM Boris Johnson announces his resignation, the investigation underway after two top government officials critical of Trump were subjected to a rare IRS audit during his administration, new details on how a suspect behind the murder of a pro cyclist was able to evade authorities for weeks, and remembering acting legend James Caan.

Highland Park shooting suspect confesses to authorities, a new report says Uvalde authorities had an opportunity to stop the gunman, intelligence agencies warn of unprecedented threat posed by Chinese government, world hunger jumps by 150 million people over 2 years, and one woman’s inspiring story to pursue a law career.

The suspected Highland Park shooter is charged with 7 counts of first-degree murder, the suspect shared tributes to mass shootings and violent imagery on social media for years, British PM Boris Johnson’s government is in crisis after two senior Cabinet ministers resigned, Akron is under a state of emergency and a mandatory curfew after protests over the deadly police shooting of Jayland Walker, the search and rescue efforts underway after an avalanche in Italy and the community of Highland Park now reeling from tragedy.

A mass shooting at a 4th of July parade left at least six people dead and dozens more injured in Chicago. Police arresting a person of interest late today. Protests erupting on the streets of Ohio after police released graphic footage of the killing of Jayland Walker, a 25-year-old Black man. Imprisoned WNBA star Brittney Griner making an appeal to President Biden to bring her home. Plus, a deadly landslide in the Alps, a deep sea rescue off the coast of China, and a very special celebration for a group of Ukrainian refugees spending their first Independence Day in America.

Holiday travel brings headaches with severe weather grounding flights, compounding the strain caused by the nationwide pilot shortage. Basketball star Brittney Griner appears in a Moscow court facing drug charges and up to a decade in prison. Pageantry marks the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover to China, as political promises are wiped away and people are leaving the city. Plus, the ‘Cryptoqueen’ is on the FBI’s most wanted list, a shark attack in Florida and the warnings for all swimmers on this 4th of July weekend.

Travel delays expected ahead of holiday weekend, families mourn in migrant trailer tragedy as arrests are made, an unserved warrant from 1955 has been found in the kidnapping of Emmett Till, woman accused of murdering cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson is arrested in Costa Rica and an elementary school janitor’s “Journey” to center stage.

R.Kelly is sentenced to 30 years in prison, Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Trump White House counsel Pat Cipollone for testimony, Colorado man is gored by a bison at Yellowstone National Park, Connecticut man is paralyzed after injury in police custody, FCC calls for Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores over data security concerns, and the 15th anniversary of the original iPhone.

A Trump White House insider testifies about the former president’s behavior on Jan. 6, the dangerous and often deadly journey many migrants make for a better life in America, sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is sentenced to 20 years in prison, NATO flexes its military might as Russia continues to attack Ukraine, and the special wedding for two Sacramento seniors.

Several people are dead after an Amtrak train crashed into a dump truck in Missouri, Brittney Griner appeared in a Russian court ahead of her trial beginning on July 1, toxic gas explodes at a Jordanian port, a spectator grandstand collapsed during a bullfighting event in Colombia, Detroit residents fight back after the city inflated their property tax assessments and foreclosed on homes, and a soldier returns home to her daughter.

The Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in a landmark ruling, protests and celebrations ring out across the country over the decision, President Biden says “Roe is on the ballot” this November, abortion restrictions begin to take effect in “trigger law” states, and Congress passes major gun control legislation.

Supreme Court rules that individuals can carry firearms in public, NYPD officers save woman who fell on subway tracks, how social workers are part of the wartime effort in Ukraine to evacuate civilians, a woman is rescued from a hostage situation after sending a note to through her Grubhub order, and the pen pal reunion over 50 years in the making.

President Biden calls on Congress to pass a gas tax holiday, Uvalde school district puts police chief Pete Arredondo on leave, a vicious assault on women in China sparks uproar across the country about gender violence, Louisiana to limit solitary confinement for juveniles after NBC News investigation, and two cousins finding memories thought to be lost decades ago.

Plane crashes at Miami airport, new details emerge on law enforcement’s response to the Uvalde school shooting, CEO of ExxonMobil is predicting “three to five years” of oil supply issues, Deshaun Watson reaches confidential settlements with 20 of the 24 women who filed sexual misconduct lawsuits cases against him, and accountability for an environmentalist murdered in Honduras.

Flight delays cause travel headaches for millions of people, mass shootings over the weekend kill several people, President Biden battles fears of a recession, transgender swimmers banned from top events, Colombia elects its first leftist president, and the father-daughter duo who performed a heart surgery together.

Former President Trump lashed out at his former VP, Pence, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition to the U.S. is approved, WWE CEO Vince McMahon is stepping back from his leadership responsibilities, a Texas pilot is remarkably alive after his plane crashed into a lake and the bingeworthy content to check out this weekend.

The Dow dropped to its lowest level since January 2021, the Jan. 6 committee revealed new details about the danger VP Pence was in during the attack, Herschel Walker confirms that he has 4 children, Kevin Spacey makes his first court appearance in the U.K. over sexual assault charges, and the ambitious plan in D.C. to build the National Museum of the American Latino.

The Federal Reserve weighs the largest rate hike in nearly 30 years over fears of a looming recession, Pres. Biden will meet with Mohammed bin Salman in a July visit to Saudi Arabia, Brittney Griner’s detention in Russia is extended until July, fear grows in El Salvador as cryptocurrency crashes, and the rescue mission for the stray dog who wandered into a gorilla habitat.

Dangerous wildfires and extreme heat threaten 100 million Americans, the Dow dropped almost 900 points and the S&P 500 closed in bear market territory as fears of a recession grow, federal records reveal major baby formula plants were never inspected during 2020, and the overwhelming gift for one World War II veteran’s 100th birthday.

U.S. inflation hits 40-year high, the missing child of a couple murdered in 1981 was found alive more than 40 years later, Washington leaders brace for impact after the first House Jan. 6 committee hearing, how Kentucky is rebuilding 6 months after devastating tornadoes tore through the state, and Justin Bieber cancels tour performances after a rare diagnosis.

The House committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot for the past 11 months will begin presenting its findings publicly for the first time, a Grand Rapids police officer is charged with second degree murder for fatally shooting Patrick Lyoya, the national average for gasoline hit a record $4.97 per gallon, and the 17 golfers just suspended by the PGA for joining a Saudi-backed tour.

A reported tornado just touched down in Tipp City, Ohio, authorities search for British journalist and local expert in Brazil’s Amazon, an Arizona man sues American Airlines after he spent 17 days in jail following a wrongful arrest, the Biden admin plans to transport migrants awaiting immigration proceedings from the U.S. border to cities deeper inside the country, and the boy who finally met the heroes who saved him from a house fire.

Matthew McConaughey gave an emotional plea from the White House briefing room for lawmakers to pass stricter gun control legislation, the national average for gas is now just a few cents short of $5 per gallon, thousands of migrants are making the dangerous journey from southern Mexico toward the United States, and Bruce Springsteen's surprise appearance.

Key senators eye comprehensive and bipartisan gun bill deal after mass shootings and weekend of gun violence, some leaders of Latin American countries are boycotting the Summit of the Americas, the housekeeper who died on the property of once-prominent South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh is set to be exhumed, Deshaun Watson faces another sexual misconduct lawsuit, and the heroes of D-Day still traveling to the beaches of Normandy after 78 years.

A tropical storm warning is in effect for 20 million people as a dangerous storm system barrels toward Florida, an escaped Texas inmate on the run for weeks is killed by police, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis threatens to fine Special Olympics over its vaccine mandate, and the NBC News investigation into real estate agents receiving billions of dollars in PPP loan forgiveness as the housing market boomed.

President Biden urges Congress to pass stricter gun control laws, Covid vaccinations for children under age 5 could begin as early as June 21, a hot air balloon in Wisconsin collided with a moving train, a group of coal miners in eastern Colombia are trapped nearly 900 feet underground and Coco Gauff’s history-making appearance in the upcoming French Open final.

At least 4 people have been killed and several others wounded after a shooting at a Tulsa hospital, Johnny Depp wins defamation suit against ex-wife Amber Heard, Shanghai is lifting its Covid-19 lockdown after 2 months, and the woman who will lead a branch of the U.S. armed forces for the first time in U.S. history.

A federal jury found Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann not guilty of lying to the FBI, at least 91 people are dead after floods and landslides in Brazil, Lia Thomas is responding to critics for the first time since becoming the first transgender athlete to win an NCAA championship, and movie audiences felt “the need for speed” and raced to see “Top Gun: Maverick” during opening weekend.

Texas police admit to a stunning string of failures in the deadly shooting at Robb Elementary School, hundreds gather in protest outside the NRA convention in Houston, monkeypox continues to spread around the world, a $3.8 million shoplifting ring is uncovered in New York, and honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Police pressed over how the deadly rampage at Robb Elementary School unfolded, Russian forces appear close to encircling two key cities in eastern Ukraine, new legislation introduced on Puerto Rico’s political status sparks debate, and the religious leaders in Uvalde, Texas gathering together to lead a vigil for the community.

Remembering the victims of America’s latest tragedy at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas that left 19 children and 2 teachers dead, reactions pour in from across the country to the mass shooting, Congress remains deeply divided on a path forward surrounding gun control and new details emerge about the gunman.

Severe storms threaten 17,000,000 Americans across the South, a leading theory emerges for the rise of monkeypox, the nationwide manhunt for the suspected killer behind the death of a pro cyclist, misinformation surrounding U.S. border policy spreads amongst migrants, and the surprising Mother’s Day delivery at a hospital elevator.

More than 85 cases of monkeypox have been reported in 11 countries, 25 million Americans brace for dangerous heat this weekend, federal judge blocks Biden administration from lifting Title 42, Oklahoma Legislature passes bill banning nearly all abortions, and the 4 longtime cast members expected to leave SNL.

The New York City Department of Health is investigating a potential monkeypox case in the city, the suspect accused of killing 10 people in a racist rampage at a Buffalo supermarket was indicted by a grand jury on first-degree murder, small business owners are feeling the impact of inflation, and a group of engineering students created an edible adhesive for your burritos.

Fears of a recession grow, President Biden invokes the Defense Production Act to address the nationwide shortage of baby formula, 18-year-old dies in sand collapse at New Jersey beach, DHS prepares for “historic” levels of migration, the impact of telemedicine at one Ukrainian hospital and why one 2-year-old’s DoorDash order went viral.

Son of Buffalo shooting victim speaks out about learning of his mother’s death, more than 234,000 migrants tried to cross the southern U.S. border in April, Johnny Depp’s legal team continued its cross-examination of Amber Heard, the Biden administration plans to lift Trump-era restrictions on Cuba, and how Humans of New York raised $1.3 million for a local high school debate coach.

President Biden will head to Buffalo as two communities mourn in the aftermath of racially motivated mass shootings. Remembering the lives lost as the country grapples with an increase in radicalism. The Pennsylvania primary election heats up after two shocking revelations hit the Democratic and Republican parties. A major manhunt underway in Texas after a convicted murderer with two consecutive life sentences escapes from custody; what we’re learning about his ties to the Mexican mafia. Russia continues to be isolated as its ongoing war in Ukraine leads fast-food giant McDonald’s to officially withdraw from the country.

Parents scramble for baby formula, as a nationwide shortage deepens. The White House is now announcing steps to help ease the crisis. Russia extends the detention of WNBA star Brittney Griner for at least one month. Nearly a dozen people were killed after a boat filled with migrants overturned just off the coast of Puerto Rico. A new video shows Israeli police beating Palestinian mourners as they carried the coffin of a slain Palestinian-American journalist. Authorities have released 911 tapes connected to a serial killer investigation in New York. Find out what one victim told the operator in her final moments. And the moment a speeding Tesla slammed into a convention center in Ohio.

Wildfire emergency across the southwest coast, where fast-moving blazes show no sign of stopping. What could that mean for millions of residents as dry and windy conditions pick up? Plus, inflation continues to devastate the U.S. economy as a massive cryptocurrency sell-off wipes $200 billion from the market. That on top of a baby formula shortage that has some families rationing their already limited supply, while others drive hours in a desperate search. And a manhunt underway in Texas, after a gunman shot three women at a Korean-owned hair salon. Why authorities say they are not ruling out a hate crime. Plus, an inside look at the life of Brazilian bull rider Jose Vitor Leme, who is now chasing a cowboy's dream. Making his journey from semi-pro soccer play to rodeo star.

Top economist warns of a potential “cost of living crisis” as inflation remains high, Palestinian-American journalist killed while covering the West Bank, a man accused of murdering his mother on the high seas for an inheritance, and Apple ends production of the iPod.

Elon Musk to reverse Twitter’s ban of Trump, Sri Lanka’s antigovernment protests turn deadly, the son of a former dictator wins Philippine presidency, the housing supply shows signs of improvement, and a U.S. Marine surprises his younger brother after 3 years overseas.

Murder suspect Casey White and former corrections officer Vicky White are in custody in Indiana, wildfires in New Mexico and Arizona force mass evacuations, gas prices are poised to break all-time record, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation's former leader faces renewed criticism and the growing number of women coaching across professional baseball.

A deadly blast in Cuba kills at least 9 people and another 40 were injured, the urgent manhunt continues for the escaped Alabama inmate and his corrections officer, the nationwide baby formula shortage forcing parents to take drastic measures, and former Defense Sec. Mark Esper’s stunning allegations of comments made by President Trump.

A tornado outbreak slams Texas and Oklahoma, the Dow tumbles 1,000 points and the Nasdaq drops 5%, Amber Heard alleges repeated assault by ex-husband Johnny Depp on the stand, the mother of former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst is speaking out for the first time since her daughter’s death by suicide, and one woman’s gift to her mother-in-law that’s making this Mother’s Day all the more special.

1,000,000 Americans have died of Covid, the manhunt for a suspected murderer and correctional officer continues, Amber Heard testifies that ex-husband Johnny Depp abused her, the battle for control over one small Tennessee town as Ford builds a new megafactory, Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” jersey sells for a record price and Aaron Judge’s home run that brought a young fan to tears.

The stunning Supreme Court leak putting the future of abortion rights in jeopardy, nearly 5,000 women in Mexico have gone missing in the last 2 years, Amber Heard’s personal nurse testifies that she saw the actress with a bloody lip, Bill Gates addresses the rumors of his affairs and connections to Jeffrey Epstein, and the acts of kindness from an Uber driver that led a TikTok star to pay it forward.

An active manhunt continues for a missing Alabama inmate and corrections officer, Ohio’s Senate primary tests former President Trump’s influence over the GOP, a district court has ruled that the public nuisance lawsuit filed by the Tulsa Race Massacre survivors and descendants will go to trial, and a U.S. Army specialist’s surprise.

U.S. stocks reel with all 3 major indexes falling by more than 2%, the Biden administration faces growing pressure to address Title 42, a group of Good Samaritans helped save a California highway patrol officer, New Delhi is clouded in toxic smoke as it battles a massive landfill fire, former tennis great Boris Becker is jailed and the new high potency generation of marijuana products.

The gruesome work of identifying and burying the dead in Bucha is underway, Nevada’s Senate race is heating up as Republicans aim to flip a seat long held by Democrats, ESPN broadcaster Sage Steele sues her employer, and Olivia Wilde is served child custody papers while onstage.

Russia releases former U.S. Marine Trevor Reed in prisoner exchange, influencers are being offered discounted or free cosmetic procedures for promotions, Dr. Fauci says the U.S. is transitioning out of “pandemic phase” with Covid, and an Indiana woman who was able to get her life-saving double organ transplant thanks to a fast-moving group of first responders.

Amazon won’t face OSHA penalties at a warehouse that collapsed and killed 6 people in a tornado last year, new footage from the deadly “Rust” shooting shows a distraught Alec Baldwin in bloodied clothes, dozens of gunshots rang out near a youth baseball game in South Carolina, and the Texas teen who is heading back to school thanks to a new inclusive education program.

Elon Musk buys Twitter, major outcry over the lack of sanctions against Vladimir Putin's rumored girlfriend, fires in the West turn deadly, Johnny Depp testifies in the defamation suit he filed against his ex-wife Amber Heard, and the FAA is investigating a failed Red Bull plane swap stunt that crashed into an Arizona desert.

At least 3 people were shot in a D.C. neighborhood, the Dow plunges more than 980 points, meet the sheriff that arrested his daughter in a drug bust, former Honduran President Hernández was extradited to the U.S. to face drug trafficking charges, and new seasons of “Barry” and “Selling Sunset” to binge this weekend.

A handyman is arrested in the brutal murder of a Queens mother, the deadly journey for unaccompanied minors trying to achieve the American dream, a Florida bride is arrested for allegedly lacing her wedding food with marijuana, CNN+ shuts down after less than a month, and the female storm chasers revolutionizing the industry.

Johnny Depp testifies in the defamation trial he filed against his ex-wife Amber Heard, the U.S. is expected to announce another military aid package as Russian attacks ramp up in Ukraine, A$AP Rocky is arrested in connection to an alleged November shooting, Florida’s Senate passed a bill to end Disney’s self-governing status and a 10-year-old’s inspiring mission.

DOJ says it will appeal decision lifting mask mandate for public transportation if CDC deems it necessary, police search for person of interest behind the brutal killing of a New York City mother, Netflix’s stock plunges more than 25% after losing subscribers, and the group of Black artists working to make country music more inclusive.

A federal judge voids U.S. mask mandate for planes and public transportation, a Queens mother’s body was found in a duffel bag stabbed 58 times, World Central Kitchen’s effort to feed Ukrainian refugees, a teenage girl who wielded 2 steak knives to chase an alleged intruder from her home, and the Indiana family who found strength through a heartfelt song while their baby grew strong in the NICU.

Russia warns the U.S. to stop sending weapons to Ukraine, more than 160 Palestinians are wounded after clashing with Israeli police in Jerusalem, former President Trump endorses “Hillbilly Elegy” author J.D. Vance in Ohio’s crowded Senate Republican primary, and the "Bingeworthy" content to check out this weekend.

Europe considering an embargo on Russian oil, Tesla CEO Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter for $43 billion, YouTube pranks cause panic at University of Southern California, more than 340 people in South Africa are dead after devastating floods, and reflecting on Jackie Robinson’s game-changing legacy 75 years since he broke the color barrier.

The suspect in the New York City subway attack arrested after more than 24 hours on the run, the U.S.-Mexico border at a standstill over truckers protesting Gov. Abbott’s new orders, Sherri Papini admits she faked her own kidnapping and Al Roker’s exclusive interview with former President Obama about life beyond the White House.

NYPD names a person of interest in the Brooklyn subway shooting, President Biden says Russia is committing ‘genocide’ in Ukraine, the new anti-abortion bill in Oklahoma is signed into law, how a mom used the ‘Find My iPhone’ feature to track down her 9-year-old son, and remembering comedic legend Gilbert Gottfried.

Philadelphia is reinstating its indoor mask mandate after rise in Covid cases, Russia appoints general with cruel history to oversee Ukraine offensive, President Biden announces new measures to crack down on “ghost guns,” and French President Emmanuel Macron faces off against a far-right leader in runoff election.

At least 50 people were killed in a brutal attack by Russians at a Ukrainian train station, no convictions for the 4 men accused of planning to kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer, cargo plane splits in two after emergency landing in Costa Rica, DEA busts an international plot to allegedly sell American weapons for narcotics, and Tiger Woods’ stunning comeback at the Masters.

The U.S. Senate confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court in historic 53-47 vote, 2 Washington, D.C. men were charged with impersonating federal agents for over 2 years, a Turkish court has ruled that the trial of 26 Saudis accused in the 2018 killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi will be transferred to Saudi Arabia, a group of bystanders in Hollywood beat a man for allegedly abusing a small dog, and Tiger Woods makes his Masters comeback.

A state of emergency is declared in Georgia as severe storms move toward the South, hundreds of Ukrainian civilians are feared to be buried under the rubble of another Russian attack, the search for a young woman in Indiana continues after her totaled car and bloodied clothes were just recovered, the deadly fuel protests in Peru grow more violent and the dramatic rescue of first responders saving a family from a burning building.

At least 20 tornadoes have touched down across 4 states, Oklahoma's state House passes a bill that makes performing an abortion a felony, Tiger Woods plans to compete in the 2022 Masters Tournament, thousands of people arrested in El Salvador raises human rights concerns, and a soldier’s final top secret mission: surprising his kids back at the home.

President Biden insists Russian President Putin stand trial for war crimes after civilian bodies were found lining the streets of Bucha, jury selection begins in the death penalty trial for the Parkland shooter, more than 7,000 migrants have entered Honduras in just the last 3 weeks, and the grand prom date for one high school senior.

Russia blames Ukraine for gas depot blast, telemedicine fraud surges amid the pandemic, state legislators ramp up transgender athlete bans as advocates fight back, police arrest Black man who called for help, and a look at the future of the fast food industry.

President Biden plans to release a million barrels of oil per day for the next 6 months from the U.S. reserve, the Laundrie family asks a judge to dismiss the Petito family’s lawsuit, Western Michigan University students help police crack a 35-year cold case, and the Army vet who went from the battlefield to the kitchen.

31 million under severe weather alerts in the South, multiple terrorist attacks break out in Israel over the past week, Bruce Willis is “stepping away” from acting after an aphasia diagnosis, the 42-year-old cold case solved and the Holocaust survivors reunited after 79 years.

Russian soldiers appear to be shifting away from Kyiv, but the Pentagon reiterates that the U.S. views the move as a “repositioning,” more fallout for Will Smith after apologizing for slapping Chris Rock, a former nurse is found guilty of negligent homicide for mistakenly giving a patient the wrong drug and a 14-year-old gets back on his feet after a tornado paralyzed him.

Will Smith apologizes for slapping Chris Rock during the Oscars as The Academy is investigating, the deadly pileup involving more than 50 vehicles on a Pennsylvania highway, the war in Ukraine intensifies as explosions fire off in Kyiv and Lviv, the FBI warns of American teens tricked into 'sextortion' schemes, and the deadly gang violence in El Salvador.

Civilians are trapped as Russian President Putin tightens his grip on Ukraine, the personal texts from the wife of Supreme Court Justice Thomas reveal she urged the White House to overturn the 2020 election, body camera video shows the chaotic moments after a man was mauled by a tiger in Florida, and how fentanyl overdoses are increasingly impacting children.

Russia bombards Ukrainian civilians, a group of foreign volunteers heading to western Ukraine to help support the war effort, Jamaica’s PM says that the country wants to leave the Commonwealth, and the University of Arkansas basketball superfan having his dream come true.

Deadly tornado outbreak directly hits New Orleans, tributes pour in after the death of Madeleine Albright, President Biden to meet with NATO allies about the response to Russia, new details surround the woman charged in a fatal shoving attack in NYC, and the thousands of anti-war Russians waiting at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Deadly tornadoes rip through Texas, Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson faced hours of questioning from senators, Cubans arrive at the U.S.-Mexico border in record numbers, photos and body camera video of the Florida hotel room where Bob Saget died were released by local authorities, and Tony Hawk is back on the skateboard after breaking his femur just two weeks ago.

Ukraine refuses Russia’s orders to surrender Mariupol, gas heists continue around the country, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s weeklong Caribbean tour faces protests from local residents, the city of Miami Beach declares a state of emergency over spring break crowds, and Daddy Yankee announces his retirement from music.

Residents in Kyiv wake up to the sound of explosions all around them, dozens of African nationals are trapped in Ukraine under Russian control, Moderna requests authorization for a fourth dose of a Covid vaccine, NCAA women’s basketball players are scoring major endorsement deals, and the “Bingeworthy” content to check out this weekend.

Ukrainian civilians targeted again by Russian attacks, Brittney Griner is expected to remain in Russian custody until mid-May, the desperate search for a young woman abducted from a Walmart parking lot, the Hamptons robbery worth nearly $100,000 in stolen handbags, and an in-depth look at the ghost gun industry that shows how easy it is for people to purchase firearm kits.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy pleads for more help in a speech to Congress, gas thieves steal thousands of dollars of fuel across the country, a landslide in Peru turns deadly and the group of elementary school students who are dialing up positivity with a viral hotline.

Russia relentlessly bombards Ukrainian civilian targets, inside the agency responsible for monitoring the nuclear danger in Ukraine, no charges will be filed against the Chicago police officers who fatally shot 13-year-old Adam Toledo and 22-year-old Anthony Alvarez, the backlash against New York City’s Covid protocols that kept Kyrie Irving off the court but allowed him to sit courtside and a 90-year-old’s birthday wish comes true.

Russia intensifies attacks on Ukrainian cities, gas prices soar amid a ban on Russian oil and high inflation, Queen Elizabeth misses the annual Commonwealth Day Service, college students encounter the dangerous threat of fentanyl over spring break, and Tom Brady officially unretires.

Russia expands attacks across Ukrainian cities, 6 West Point cadets overdosed on fentanyl-laced cocaine while on vacation, new video shows a man posing as a “candy vendor” before robbing a woman’s home, and a Texas judge halts state officials from investigating parents of transgender children for child abuse.

The U.S. says Russian troops are moving in on Kyiv, more than 2.3 million Ukrainians have fled, U.S. inflation hits a 40-year high, the NBC News investigation into a juvenile facility that allegedly kept minors in solitary confinement for up to 24 hours a day, and the heroic officer who purposely crashed into a drunk driver to block a group of runners from being hit.

Russia bombs a children’s hospital in Ukraine, the FBI charges a dual Russian-American citizen with acting as a Russian agent in the U.S., the disturbing videos in two separate schools showing staff pinning down students with their knees, and the brave mission to get newborn twins out of war-torn Ukraine.

Confusion between Poland and the U.S. about the delivery of fighter jets to Ukraine, the Ukrainian member of parliament now taking arms to defend her country, more than 2 million refugees flee Ukraine, and the women of Ukraine showing enormous strength on International Women’s Day.

Russia escalates attacks on Ukrainian civilians, orphans in Ukraine caught in the crosshairs of war as adoption processes are put on hold, about 700 Indian college students are trapped in their Ukrainian dorms, and the Ukrainian Americans working together to collect supplies for Ukrainians.

Russia in control of Europe’s largest nuclear plant, international news outlets suspend operations as Putin signs law that potentially criminalizes independent reporting, the acts of kindness Ukrainians meet as they flee, teacher arrested after video shows him hitting a student and a controversial new Ye video depicts him burying Pete Davidson.

Neighborhoods leading into Kyiv obliterated as Russian troops close in, Ukrainians and Russians agreeing to safe spaces for civilians and aid, how the rail system in Ukraine has become a lifeline for refugees, and how Ukrainian parents are doing everything to protect their children in wartime.

Nearly 900,000 Ukrainians have made the long journey to escape the country, Ukrainian officials call on NATO to secure a no-fly zone, the Justice Department launches a task force to enforce the new sanctions imposed by the U.S. on Russia, and inside one young Ukrainian’s perilous journey to safety after enormous loss.

President Biden to make his first State of the Union address as a war in Europe rages on, a growing number of Ukrainians try to escape violence with many immigrants of color now saying they’re not welcome in neighboring countries, Russian forces launch a deadly attack in Kharkiv, and the economic sanctions putting more pressure on Russia.

In a special edition of Top Story from Ukraine, a fierce war rages on between Ukrainian forces and invading Russian troops, more than 500,000 Ukrainians flee the country, the major sanctions crippling Russia’s economy and the worldwide show of support for Ukraine urging for peace.

The U.S. adds new sanctions directly on Russian President Putin as he unleashes a bloody assault on Ukraine, the refugee crisis out of Ukraine grows, President Biden names Ketanji Brown Jackson as his nominee for the Supreme Court, and the Florida House passes the “Don’t Say Gay” bill.

Russia invades key cities in Ukraine, President Biden announces a new round of sanctions against Russia, protests appearing across the U.S. in support of Ukraine, civilians in Kyiv make the unthinkable decision to leave their homes behind, and how the crisis in Ukraine threatens to skyrocket already steep energy prices.

Ukraine declares a state of emergency as Russia positions itself for a full-scale invasion, President Biden interviewed three potential nominees for the Supreme Court as he nears an announcement, a TV host becomes the sixth journalist to die in Mexico so far this year, and the social media star making waves for his life-changing donations to strangers.

President Biden announces new sanctions against Russia, more than 25 million Americans are under weather alerts for two massive winter storm systems, a murder trial is underway for an Ohio doctor accused of overdosing his patients, Colombia expands access for abortions, and the historic celebrations that rang in on 2/22/22.

Russian President Putin orders military forces into Eastern Ukraine, multiple stabbings occur in New York City’s subway system over the weekend, a 13 year old’s wrongful arrest leads family to sue the school and social media platforms, and the anonymous good Samaritan in Arizona who saved two children from a burning building.

President Biden says Russian President Vladimir Putin has made the decision to invade Ukraine, new video shows the moment Phoenix police officers were ambushed responding to a 911 call, a cargo ship carrying thousands of luxury cars is left ablaze in the Atlantic, and the touching moment a soldier returns home.

Nearly 100 million Americans are under weather alerts as a storm system moves East, President Biden says the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine is “very high,” how a convicted Mississippi murderer went on the run and impersonated an FBI agent, the high-end crime wave sweeping across the country, and the inspiring story of an international soccer’s star escape from the Taliban.

Millions of Americans are under weather alerts for severe thunderstorms and dangerous ice, U.S. Defense Sec. Austin warns of more sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine, deadly floods and mudslides fill the streets of Brazil, major banks face accusations of discrimination against Black customers, and the story of a lifelong basketball fan who finally made her debut on the court.

Ukrainian websites were hit with cyberattacks as Russian President Putin says he’s de-escalating, Mexico’s drug cartels impact avocado exports, a Louisville mayoral candidate survives a targeted shooting, Honduras’ former president faces drug trafficking charges in the U.S., and the airport staff who went out of their way to reunite a missing teddy bear to its owner.

The world watches for a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine, a New York City woman was followed into her home by a stranger and stabbed to death in her apartment, a flight crew member used a coffee pot to stop a passenger from opening a plane door mid-flight, and how two siblings who didn’t know each other existed have now connected after 50 years.

More than 130,000 Russian troops surround Ukraine as the White House warns of an “immediate” threat of an invasion, outrage grows after a Black delivery driver was allegedly targeted by a white father and son, 5 journalists have been killed in Mexico since the start of the year, and Tom speaks with quarterback Joe Burrow as the Bengals and Rams make their final preparations before the Super Bowl.

In a special edition of Top Story, Tom anchors from outside SoFi Stadium, home of Super Bowl LVI. Los Angeles gears up as more than 70,000 fans are expected to flood in to see the LA Rams take on the Cincinnati Bengals, Russia’s military drills in Belarus stoke fears of an invasion of Ukraine, children fall victim to mounting gun violence in Houston, and the three lifelong Super Bowl fans who have been to every game.

More states end Covid restrictions, Russian missiles and jets arrive in Belarus, the Department of Justice seizes more than $3 billion related to a 2016 Bitcoin hack, President Biden is blasted by Republicans for funding safe drug use kits, and a Super Bowl surprise for one young Bengals fan.

The Kremlin shut down French President Macron's claims that he and Russian President Putin made progress toward de-escalation, over $7.6 billion is forecasted to be wagered on the Super Bowl, the snubs and surprises from this year's Oscar nominations, and Tom speaks with Shaun White as he competes in his final Olympics.

Protests continue over the police shooting of Amir Locke, Stacey Abrams faces backlash after maskless photo emerges, gun sales soar across Ukraine as tensions grow between Ukraine and Russia, Queen Elizabeth says Camilla should be 'queen consort' when Charles becomes king and how #VeryAsian started as a message of division, but instead sparked unity.

Former VP Pence says “President Trump is wrong” about his ability to overturn the results of the 2020 election, outrage in Minneapolis after another Black man was killed by police, 6 former Washington Commanders employees detail accusations of sexual harassment against team owner Dan Synder, and all the “Bingeworthy” content to check out this weekend.

A deadly winter storm marches east and threatens the Texas power grid with sub-freezing temperatures, the leader of ISIS dies during U.S. special forces raid in Syria, Sarah Palin’s defamation trial against The New York Times begins, and the Olympian who’s looking forward to a baby after competing in Beijing.

100,000,000 Americans are under alerts as a monster winter storm moves closer, about 3,000 U.S. troops are deployed to Eastern Europe, former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores sues the NFL and multiple football teams for racial discrimination, Tesla recalls vehicles with ‘Full Self-Driving’ software after cars rolled through stop signs, and a landslide in Ecuador kills at least 25 people.

A massive North Carolina chemical fire leads to growing fear of a potential explosion, Tom Brady retires from football, Florida lawmakers consider legislation that would limit speech surrounding racism and sexual orientation in schools, Whoopi Goldberg apologizes for her comments about the Holocaust and how an 8-year-old became a in-demand author at his local library.

This past weekend’s record-breaking nor’easter killed at least 4 people, Russian and American diplomats accuse each other of creating hysteria, a damaged pipeline sprayed crude oil into Ecuador’s Amazon rainforest, and how a baby boy was safely born 35,000 feet in the air over the Atlantic Ocean.

Storm preparations are underway as over 68 million people are under winter weather alerts for this weekend’s storm, the Pentagon’s top leaders today saying Russia is positioned to invade all of Ukraine, something they have not seen since “the Cold War days,” more than 80 guns were stolen from L.A. cargo trains, and how a group of YouTubers and scuba divers found the car of woman who has been missing for over 2 years.

President Biden reaffirms his promise to nominate the first Black woman to the Supreme Court, tens of millions of Americans are under winter alerts as the East Coast braces for a monster snow storm, Afghan nationals are forced to sell their organs for food and how a Holocaust survivor’s letter was found at a flea market and returned back to her family 77 years later.

Justice Stephen Breyer is set to retire from Supreme Court, tensions grow as Russia ramps up its military drills on the Ukrainian border, a teenager turns herself in after an alleged Snapchat kidnapping plot turns fatal and Jamaica’s bobsled team qualifies for the Winter Olympics for first time in 24 years.

Pfizer is moving forward with a Covid vaccine aimed to protect against omicron, tensions rise between the U.S. and Russia as the Biden administration delivers $200 million in weapons to Ukraine, a heart transplant was denied from a man because he wasn’t vaccinated and how a local post office made one young cancer survivor’s dream come true.

The stock market’s stunning comeback after briefly sinking into correction territory, the Pentagon says it has 8,500 U.S. troops on alert as President Biden weighs military action against Russia if Ukraine is invaded, a massive oil spill along Peru’s beaches linked to the volcanic eruption in Tonga, and why fans are connecting with Disney’s “Encanto.”

Secretary of State Blinken met with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov in hopes of diffusing tensions with Ukraine as Russian troops gather on the border, the debate over mask mandates in schools reaching a new boiling point, what’s behind Netflix's and other streaming services' stocks tumbling, and the “Bingeworthy” content to check out this weekend.

More than 20 million Americans face winter weather alerts across the country, Pres. Biden walks backs his comments surrounding Russia and Ukraine, a new federal rule will allow teenagers to drive 18-wheelers across state lines, and Tom speaks with the reporter who was hit by a car on live TV before bouncing right back up to finish her story.

President Biden holds a formal press conference as he marks the end of his first year in office, high-profile, public attacks have cities on edge, Britney Spears files a new motion against her father alleging he stole millions from her and the tributes pouring in for the late “Queen of Basketball” Lusia Harris.

Verizon and AT&T delay their 5G deployment surrounding major airports after fears of flight disruptions, Tonga’s Olympic flag bearer Pita Taufatofua speaks out about the vast devastation across the island nation from the volcanic eruption and tsunami, how one Texas hospital is addressing staffing shortages with virtual ICUs and why Peloton is forced to face a new financial reality.

Thousands of Americans are without power as winter whiteout conditions continue across multiple states, a hero rabbi speaks out after four people were taken hostage inside a Texas synagogue for 11 hours, there are tsunami alerts across the globe as a massive volcanic eruption took place in the Pacific Ocean, and a group of elementary school students in San Diego covered up graffiti with messages inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.

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