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on this saturday night, unprecedented interview. hillary clinton meets with fbi agents for 3 1/2 hours about her personal e-mail server. and tonight she speak exclusively to nbc news. an american among more than 20 people killed in a brutal hostage siege. isis claiming responsibility. man of peace. remembering the life and lessons of elie wiesel. the holocaust survivor, nobel peace prize laureate called a messenger to mankind. encouraging young people not to be violent. and the upset. meet the american who brought down the world's top tennis player, a stunning victory and defeat today at wimbledon. "nightly news" begins