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our investigation is next >>> back now with our nbc news investigation. the u.s.military is weighing the future of the osprey aircraft after another deadly crash last year, but one marine family, who lost a son aboard an osprey, worries they are not safe to fly. here's courtney kube >> reporter: tonight, defense officials are zeroing in on the cause of the most recent deadly osprey crash, adding to the likelihood that the aircraft could be back in the air within weeks, but wayland and michelle strickland, the parents of lance corporal evan strickland, worry this is too soon. he was just 13 years old when he saw his first osprey he was hooked. >> it was the first time he had ever seen like an osprey up close. >> he was intrigued -- he was fascinated by it. >> yeah, he was just over the moon about it. >> reporter: almost like a transformer, the osprey can take off as a helicopter but then turn into an airplane getting troops to the battlefield quickly. >> i got a picture of him where he's sitting in the cockpit that was actually just in front of the position where h

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. >>> six months after the lahaina wildfires, nbc news investigates. how did one small neighborhood suffer so many deaths? >>> the killer whales trapped in the ice off japan and the good news about them tonight. >>> and two giants of the music world inviting the public into their private collection, featuring giants of the art world. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome. we start with the breaking news out of iraq where a u.s. military drone strike has reportedly killed the head of a militia believed responsible for attacks on u.s. troops in the region in a statement tonight, u.s. central command saying, the target of the strike, a kataib hezbollah commander, was responsible for directly planning and participating in attacks on u.s. forces in the region. the nighttime attack occurred in baghdad and comes days into a campaign of retaliatory strikes by u.s. forces in response to a recent deadly attack on american soldiers in jordan our keir simmons is in iraq tonight and has this late report >> reporter:

news investigation is next. >>> we're back now with our nbc news investigation. as fentanyl fuels the worst drug crisis in u.s. history, federal law enforcement tell us, cartels are now setting up shop and targeting native american reservations. cynthia mcfadden explains why >> reporter: the blackfeet reservation in northern montana is beautiful and vast it is also drowning in fentanyl >> the drug problem on our reservation, it's so serious that it's pretty much wiping out a generation >> i'll do anything to help >> reporter: marvin weatherwax jr. i a leader here. as in many native communities, addiction has long been a problem, but two years ago after 17 fentanyl overdoses and 4 deaths in just one week, the tribe declared a state of emergency >> would it be fair to say that you're in a perpetual state of emergency right now? >> yes, we are it's as if fentanyl is raining on our reservation. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officials tell nbc news, one of the most dangerous of the mexican drug cartels, sinaloa, once run by the notorious el chapo now by his son

our investigation is next >>> back now with our nbc news investigation. the u.s. military is weighing the future of the osprey aircraft after another deadly crash last year, but one marine family, who lost a son aboard an osprey, worries they are not safe to fly. here's courtney kube >> reporter: tonight, defense officials are zeroing in on the cause of the most recent deadly osprey crash, adding to the likelihood that the aircraft could be back in the air within weeks, but wayland and michelle strickland, the parents of lance corporal evan strickland, worry this is too soon. he was just 13 years old when he saw his first osprey he was hooked. >> it was the first time he had ever seen like an osprey up close. >> he was intrigued -- he was fascinated by it. >> yeah, he was just over the moon about it. >> reporter: almost like a transformer, the osprey can take off as a helicopter but then turn into an airplane getting troops to the battlefield quickly. >> i got a picture of him where he's sitting in the cockpit that was actually just in front of the position where

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steve patterson, nbc news, marin county, california >> what a gift >>> that is "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," more fallout from the racist text messages involving a former san jose cop. more than a dozen cases could now be thrown out. >>> also, more storms are headed our way. how is it going to impact the upcoming holiday weekend? >>> and san francisco mayor london breed facing another high-profile challenge. >> i've watched

and so do we >> reporter: chloe melas, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, moon shot. the gut-check moment as the american lunar lander returns to the moon's surface. >>> and they've been optional since the pandemic at many colleges, but top universities are making admissions tests like the s.a.t. required once again. up next. >>> we're back now with the horrifying attack on an alaska airlines plane the fbi says a passenger is charged with stabbing a fellow flyer using pens bundled with rubber bands on a flight last month. the victim left with injuries around his eye. the suspect allegedly said he planned to kill the man, apparently believing he was a cartel member following him. >>> also tonight, they've long been a source of aggravation for high school students standardized tests in recent years, many colleges have stopped requiring them for admissions, but now as zinhle essamuah reports, they're making a comeback. >> reporter: yale university tonight is the latest school reversing course, now requiring standardized test scores for college admissions, after hundreds

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officials tell nbc news it's a russian nuclear-powered space asset. peter alexander is at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, the white house confirmed that it's monitoring russia's development of what it called a troubling anti-satellite capability, but cautioned it is not a threat to americans. >> we are not talking about a weapon that can be used to attack human beings or cause physical destruction here on earth. >> reporter: and tonight, nbc news has learned new details about that capability, that it's a russian nuclear-powered space asset that could be weaponized, according to a u.s. official, and the congressional official familiar with the intelligence it is not a nuclear bomb that russia is trying to send up in space. >> it is not an active capability, and it has not yet been deployed. >> reporter: experts said a nuclear fueled satellite may be able to carry a high-powered jammer that could knock out signals. today's revelation came hours after republican mike turner issued a cryptic warning demanding the white house declassify intelligence

sam brock, nbc news, half moon bay, california. >> that's terrific.is friday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪ this night is sparkling ♪ ♪ don't you let it go ♪ this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> congratulations, 49ers. >>> a small plane ends up on a bay area beach, but that is just the beginning of the story. we look at how a man stole it from the local airport. good afternoon. welcome to nbc

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ask your doctor about breztri. >>> back now with our nbc news investiga >>> back now with our nbc news investigation on guns in america. new data, the kind the public rarely gets to see, showing which dealers are selling firearms most linked to crimes. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: in april last year, connor sturgeon opened fire on his colleagues at the louisville bank where they worked killing five with an rf-15 rifle. dana mitchell was shot in the back. >> within a second he shot the person in the hallway, and that split second gave me time to duck. >> you were afraid he was going to come back. >> oh, yeah. >> and kill you. >> yes. >> reporter: six days before the 25-year-old bought the rf-15 and 120 rounds. the police report included this note handwritten by sturgeon after getting the gun, oh, my god, this is so easy. >> i know it's really easy to buy a gun, but it almost felt like that he was bragging about how easy it was. >> reporter: river city firearms, where sturgeon bought the gun, has not been crime, but data obtained by the gun violence prevention group brady and revi

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in henderson, nevada, anthony flores, nbc bay area news. >>> the warriors were in the city of brotherly love to take on the sixers dubs are on the back end of a five-day roan road trip, and the warriors beat philly, 127-104. andrew wiggins and klay thompson, who have been struggling of late, scored >>> calling all faithful. it may be time to update your license plate. two musical, the niners launched the faithful state parks plates. before the dmv will print them, they need to sell 7500 by may 1st. only about 2700 have been ordered. you can order yours at 49ers plates.com. money will go toward the state parks as well as the 49ers foundation. i feel like they might get a boost in sales after this sunday, i'm just saying. >> i like where you are going with that. >> there you go. >>> so we're getting some sunshine. >> sunshine is on the way. tomorrow, slight chance of is not a shower in the afternoon, but friday, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, some sun with clouds mixing in. this is lined up pretty much perfectly. >>> that's going to do it for us tonight. our next newscast is >>> tonig

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. the standoffs in congress on everything from funding the war in ukraine to immigration policy are taking on historic proportions tonight as homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas stands to become the second cabinet secretary in u.s. history to be impeached. just a week after their first vote to impeach mayorkas over his handling of the border went down in flames, republicans tonight are confident they have the votes. but another big showdown drawing attention tonight. president biden's rebuke of donald trump over his recent remarks about nato. the president calling the republican front-runner's comments un-american. ryan nobles is at the capitol. ryan, break it all down for us. >> yeah, lester, we are just moments away from a second attempt at an attempt to impeach the homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. republicans fell just one vote short last week. tonight they're confident they have the votes. tonight, just one week after house republicans failed attempt to imp

next on "nbc bay area news tonight," we are not done yet.e region, so how's our friday looking? >>> also, why is the rain damaging the wheels on the new b.a.r.t. trains? we investigate a potentially expensive issue and its effect on riders. >>> plus, too much crime. another restaurant by the oakland airport is calling it quits. >> to your point, we really need to work regionally because crime is fluid. >> we take our questions to oakland mayor

. >>> six months after the lahaina wildfires, nbc news investigates. how did one small neighborhood suffer so many deaths? >>> the killer whales trapped in the ice off japan and the good news about them tonight. >>> and two giants of the music world inviting the public into their private collection, featuring giants of the art world. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. we start with the breaking news out of iraq where a u.s. military drone strike has reportedly killed the head of a militia believed responsible for attacks on u.s. troops in the region. in a statement tonight, u.s. central command saying, the target of the strike, a kataib hezbollah commander was responsible for directly planning and participating in attacks on u.s. forces in the region. the nighttime attack occurred in baghdad and comes days into a campaign of retaliatory strikes by u.s. forces in response to a recent deadly attack on american soldiers in jordan. our keir simmons is in iraq tonight and has this late report. >> report

next on "nbc bay area news tonight," more trouble for union square.s is planning to close its flagship location. so what does this mean for san francisco and the re-election chances for mayor breed? >> macy's is one of my favorite stores, and so definitely it's hard. >> we're one-on-one with the mayor. >>> also there is good news in the city. the popular night market is coming back to chinatown, this time as a regular event. the unexpected partnership making it happen. >>> plus, why are so many relatively new ref

marissa parra, nbc news, clearwater, florida. >>> up next, an nbc news exclusive.e are in east palestine, ohio, with the norfolk southern ceo one year after that toxic train derailment what's changed since then, and do residents think the company's done enough? >>> we're back with an nbc news exclusive. it has been exactly one year since a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed and caught fire in east palestine, ohio since then residents fear for their health and livelihoods george solis went back to east palestine for an exclusive interview with the rail company's ceo, pressing him on efforts to make things right with that community. >> reporter: you feel welcome in this town? >> yeah. i really enjoy coming back >> reporter: one year after the norfolk southern toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio, company ceo alan shaw says he remains committed to the community. what do you say to that family who is worried about their long-term health here in the town >> you know, i hear that, all right. i certainly understand it. >> reporter: shaw says he's been here

now he's all grown up with a major claim to fame >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening a moment of hometown pride and celebration turned to fear and bloodshed in kansas city this afternoon when shots were fired at a parade honoring the super bowl champion kansas city chiefs tonight, at least one person is dead, and up to 22 people were shot several reported to be in critical condition. the shots rang out near the city's union station at the conclusion of the parade police say three individuals were detained at the scene. witnesses shared scenes of chaos as police tried to contain the area as many as a million people were expected for today's victory rally. following the shooting, police pressing confused and what appeared, in some cases, to be unaware fans to leave the area. our jesse kirsch is there for us tonight jesse, what is the latest? >> reporter: lester, a short time ago, a hospital announcing that several children are among those shot after a giant party turned deadly. tonight, what was meant to be a day of celebration for kansas city -- >

and tonight we have breaking news in south carolina, where nbc news can project former president donald trump will win the state's republican primary. he's projected to beat nikki haley, his only opponent left in this race, and trump is continuing his unbeaten 2024 streak as he prepares for a potential rematch with president biden, blasting him in a speech earlier today trump still needs to win the republican nomination and the only person standing between him and biden is nikki haley, and despite tonight's major setback to her campaign and a stinging loss in her home state, she's still vowing to stay in the race. at this point it's unclear what her path forward could look like our garrett haake is on the campaign trail tonight and he starts us off from south carolina >> reporter: donald trump declaring victory tonight in south carolina >> this was a little sooner than we anticipated. it was an even bigger win than we anticipated. >> reporter: the former president largely looking past his last republican opponent, nikki haley. instead painting a dark picture of a biden presidency he hop

i'm frances rivera of the results are in from a special election in new york nbc news projects that democrat tom suozzi has won the seat that left empty after republican george santos was expelled meaning the gop majority in the house just got even smaller. brie jackson joins us from d.c this was an important win for the democrats. >> reporter: that's right. republicans will only be able it afford to lose two votes in the house once suozzi is sworn in, which could happen as soon as thursday suozzi already held the seat for three terms before he stepped down to run for governor in 2022 he beat a relative newcomer, republican mazi pillip he says he's ready to get back to work. >> it's time to get to work on immigration. >> yeah. >> on israel >> yeah. >> on combating putin. >> reporter: the win is giving democrats hope of retaking the house in november. hughes minority leader hakeem jeffries celebrating, saying one down, four to go the republican congressional committee says this race was an uphill battle, and the party still has pathways to grow their majority suozzi will be up for election ag

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set of laws after a nbc news investigation exposed a lack of penalties when they violate the rules ofs bigad shaban has a closer look, as new safety concerns come to light >> reporter: close call in the crosswalk. as these adults in san francisco rush two kids out of the way to avoid be hit and then do a double take, as they watch the car cruise by with no driver the so-called robo taxi is operated by cruise the embattled autonomous car company owned largely by general motors, that's the subject of five separate government probes. 7-year-old luke says the same thing happened to him and his parents across town. >> i started, to, like, go a little faster. >> reporter: because it was heading towards you? >> yeah, and then it swerved this way >> reporter: did you worry it was going to hit you >> yeah f i didn't run it would have hit me, possibly. >> reporter: so this is where you crossed that day >> exactly >> reporter: sasha is luke's dad. you thought it was safe to cross here because you saw the cruise car stop at the stop sign. >> fully stopped fully stopped. and it started when we had

for that. >>> let's go to an exclusive nbc news report. interfering in the 2024 election. according to former u.s. officials and cyber experts, moscow has been using fake online accounts and bots to damage president biden's campaign. joining us now is nbc news national security reporter, dan de luce. tell us about the tactics, the russians are using to target our elections and particularly president biden. >> it is a continuation of what we saw beginning eight years ago, which is russia trying to influence the outcome of a u.s. election. in this case, they're using fake social media accounts and bots which we've seen before, but the real concern now is a deep fake audio using artificial intelligence or video that would dupe or deceive voters or election officials and the other concern is the repeat tactic we saw in 2016, where they famously stole hacked information from the democratic party leadership and then leaked it, which was, you know, meant to damage hillary clinton's campaign, and of course everyone in the u.s. and outside of the g

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emilie ikeda, nbc news. >>> in washington, a u.s. airman died overnight after setting himself on fire in front of the israeli embassy. pentagon correspondent courtney kube is following this courtney, what happened >> reporter: lester, the video is haunting. aaron bushnell was live streaming as he walked up to the israeli embassy in washington, d.c., called the war in gaza a genocide, and then wearing his air force uniform, he set himself on fire, continuing to call for a free palestine the video, too graphic to show. d.c. police say he is 25 years old, based in san antonio, texas. and according to a source familiar, he's an enlisted airman, assigned to an air force intelligence unit he died at a local hospital sunday night. >> and courtney, the pentagon released a review into secretary of defense lloyd austin's secretive hospitalization last month. >> reporter: that's right, lester. eight weeks after secretary austin's hospitalization for complications from prostate cancer surgery, today the pentagon released a summary of their class

next on "nbc bay area news tonight," back home after a gut-wrenching super bowl loss.here's kyle shanahan. the 49ers return to the bay area greeted by the faithful. >> it's bittersweet. i'm happy that they're home, but obviously i wish they would have brought home a ring. maybe next year. >> well said. we wrap up our super bowl coverage. what went wrong, and what happens next with this franchise? we're joined by one of our 49ers insiders. >>> and the

our new nbc news poll shows 57% of voters believe mr. trump would handle border security best.ust 22% pick mr. biden. >> they want to keep the border unsolved as a problem so that it benefits them in the upcoming election. >> reporter: is president trump the one driving the house republicans when it comes to this issue? >> the answer's no they had the border solved under the trump administration and the biden administration has completely undone all that work. >> and ryan, some democrats are also criticizing this deal. >> reporter: that's right, lester. progressive democrats are worried the immigration reforms go a bit too far, and they're also concerned about unconditioned aid to israel. meanwhile, republicans are meeting behind closed doors to determine if there's enough votes to move forward or if they should kill the bill lester >> ryan nobles on capitol hill for us tonight. thank you. >>> in 60 seconds the new quality control issue affecting deliveries of boeing 737 max planes the discovery and what it means, next >>> there are new troubles for boeing tonight one month aft

laws, after an nbc news investigation then do a double take, as they watch the car cruise by with no driver the so-called robotaxi is operated by cruise, the embattled driverless car company largely owned by general motors it's now the subject of at least five separate government probes and just one day after that near-miss last summer, 7-year-old luke says the same thing happened to him and his parents across town >> i started to, like, go a little faster >> reporter: because it was heading towards you? >> yeah. and then it swerved this way >> reporter: did you worry it was going to hit you? >> yeah. if i didn't run, it would have hit me, probably >> reporter: so this is where you crossed that day >> exactly. >> reporter: sasha is luke's dad you thought it was safe to cross here, because you saw the cruise car stop at the stop sign. >> fully stopped fully stopped. and then it started when we had gotten maybe a third of the way or halfway across the intersection and it started to accelerate >> reporter: transportation documents we obtained showed the california dmv is now investigati

news >>> now nevada and the new primary election results nbc news projects president biden has easily won the democratic primary the republican primary results are a little bit more complicated. nbc news projects that nikki haley has lost to the option that reads none of these candidates former president trump did not appear on the ballot haley failed long-shot challengers and the none of the candidates choice there at the bottom this was the first year nevada held primaries but the republican party chose to keep the caucuses as well donald trump will participate in those on thursday, and that's contest that will actually award delegates. before the primary, haley's campaign had accused the caucus of being rigged for trump and said they would not be paying the $55,000 registration fee haley's campaign manager said they have not spent any energy on nevada and are focussing on south carolina primary >>> it's been more than four months since hamas attacked israel the israeli response has been merciless. now morning there appears to be slow progress toward a deal between israel and hamas

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nbc news >>> and overseas now to the war in the middle east and growing international alarm over the latest planned incursion into gaza by israel matt bradley has our repor tonight from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight a refuge waits for war. israel has said it's about to turn its guns on rafah, a city in the southern gaza strip where previously many in gaza had been told to flee for safety. >> you said this is going to be a safe place how many times did you lie about this place is being safe and then turning back and bombing us >> reporter: now among more than a million here, fear is spreading along with starvation and disease. >> we've been hearing that they want to come to rafah, just like every city in gaza and we are so scared, we don't know where to go >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered his military to prepare a plan to evacuate civilians here and destroy what's left of hamas, calling rafah a last bastion for the terrorist group. >> rafah is just two streets if they bomb one of them, thousands of people will die, and we might be one of them. >> reporte

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we've got nbc news correspondent blayne alexander live in atlanta, nbc news correspondent rehema ellis live for us in new york city, and nbc news investigative correspondent tom winter right here in studio. i want to start in georgia. for our viewers who haven't been following every twist and turn in this case, what are the allegations against the fulton county d.a.? >> reporter: well, the allegations are that she financially benefitted from a personal relationship with nathan wade, who was the special prosecutor she hired to work on the trump case. i want to start quickly with breaking news, just within the past five minutes d.a. fani willis walked into the courtroom and said she wants to testify. she dropped her opposition to the subpoena that had been issued. she walked in in a dramatic fashion in the middle of a back and forth. you see her right there, marching confidently up to the stand. this came just a few second after the attorney for michael roman, who has been leading all of this, called willis to the stand. willis' attorney stood up and said that's not necessary. there was

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening and welcome. offering what he says was an explanation, not an excuse, secretary of defense lloyd austin broke his public silence today surrounding his cancer diagnosis and his failure to notify even the president he had been hospitalized, all in the name of personal privacy in a pentagon news conference, secretary austin offering a broad apology for his lack of transparency, keeping his recent prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment a secret from his team, the public, and the president. austin facing the press during a critical moment at the pentagon, as the war machine he oversees is being readied to answer last sunday's deadly attack on american soldiers in jordan by iranian-backed militants. chief white house correspondent peter alexander has our report >> reporter: tonight, with the u.s. on the cusp of retaliatory strikes, defense secretary lloyd austin detailing the pentagon's preparations. >> this is a dangerous moment in the middle east >> reporter: and speaking out for the first time about

>> yes, and we'll bring more information in the nbc news special >>> this is an nbc news special reportre is lester holt. >> good day, everyone. we're coming on the air with breaking news about former president donald trump. a judge in new york just ordered him to pay about $187 million in penalties, after he was found liable for fraudulent business practices. at issue in the trial, the fate of mr. trump's business empire and fortune, and whether he and other defendants, including the trump organization and his eldest sons eric and don jr., inflated the value of his properties to get better loan terms. trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing in the case and his legal team has said it would appeal the decision. senior legal correspondent laura jarrett is with me. there's more than the dollar amount he's facing. >> still, the dollar amount is staggering, $187 million as a civil fine, a penalty for having inflated his assets to try to get banks and lenders to give him better loans, to give him better deals on all of the property, his famous real estate holdings, including trump tower, m

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the jury forewoman speaking out to nbc news >> it was very difficult. it wasn't an easy decision the thing that really hammered it home is that she was the last adult with the gun >> reporter: after the verdict, family members of those four students hugging prosecutors. the moment you heard the verdict, what went through your mind? >> well, that i can breathe. >> reporter: craig shilling lost his 17-year-old son justin >> he loved life and he deserved to live it >> reporter: the historic verdict following seven days of emotional testimony, culminating with crumbley taking the stand in her own defense. >> i wish he would have killed us instead. >> reporter: prosecutors suggested she was a negligent mom who ignored mounting red flags about her son's behavior >> she did not give him the help that he wanted >> reporter: the defense arguing crumbley was an engaged parent. >> no one could have expected this, including mrs. crumbley. >> reporter: legal experts say this case may have implications far beyond this courthouse does this open the door for parents to