andrea? >> we know how key arizona was.our donald trump says he's going to make an endorsement today. what are voters telling him? >> andrea, you've got big news that happened in a few minutes. there are a lot of things. the first eric is eric schmidt. he's the embattled -- i'm sorry. he's the missouri attorney jen general he was a moderate republican. but he's more conservative and someone who has come out who said he would not support senator mitch mcconnell if he were to win and the republicans were to win back the senate. that's the first eric. then you have eric gregans. he resigned. he's accused of domestic abuse, sexual abuse, as well as, i'm being told, alienated from the republican party. the endorsement in talking to people sounds like it might go to the second eric, the one who's embattled. there's also vicky hartzler. we know she's not going to get it. donald trump said he's not going to endorse her. he said she doesn't have what it takes to be the next senator from missouri. we'll play for folks some sounds of

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. this hour a major deadline in the fbi's seizure of classified documents from donald trump. the federal government has to file its proposed redactions with the judge, deciding whether to release the affidavit justifying the mar-a-lago search. so we'll bring you any developments of course as soon as we get them from the court. but first, praise and criticism as president biden fulfills a key campaign promise to cut american student loan debt. 43 million americans have student debt and an average of $36,000 each. the president proposing up to $20,000 debt forgiveness for some, half as much for most. >> i believe my plan is responsible is fair. it focuses the benefit on middle-class and working families. >> so will it help or hurt the president and democrats politically? today opinion sharply divided. >> i voted for the president specifically for this issue. $20,000 for pell recipients would be a major victory. >> i just feel it's a little slap in the face to those who worked hard to pay

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>> well, it' a bit more than that andrea.ling us because we weren't on the front lines anymore. we had transitioned a year and a half earlier to what was called an advised, assist and enable campaign. where the only forces we had on the front lines periodically were special operationsorces carrying out the unilateral counterterrorism force or joint forc. and other forces were essentially in afghan headquarters where were we providing asstance and enabling. enabling them foreclosed air support and bring our own drones and air support to air. wead not lost a soldier in 18 nths that's much longer than the period back to the doha agreement which, of course, the taliban had already violated by allowing ayman al zawahiri,he end of the al qaeda, to be in a sa house in kabul. and beyond that, we reversed a lot of other policy decisio from by the previous administration, the withdrawal of the world health organization for the parislimate accord, from various oer international activities of the previous administration. there's no reaso

>> yes, andrea. to start with an initial vote but the difficult part will be the so-called vote-a-rama voting on amendment after amendment. it could take a while and even a couple days but i think a lot of people understand or are beginning to understand what is at stake here. we have an opportunity in one bill to be able to make such progress on climate change by way of a significant investment of almost $370 billion to reduce emissions by 40% by 2030. that is a total game changer when it comes to our ability to push back against climate change. the other provision which a lot of americans maybe know more about is the prescription drug provision, which will reduce the cost of prescription drugs for millions of seniors. so when the same bill, when you can get lower prescription drug costs for seniors, you can lower energy costs for americans and then reduce both the threat of climate change and the deficit it is a good bill. we have a lot of work to do to get it passed but i think we will >> i know s

>> andrea, good morning.ont. but the announcement yesterday is critical on multiple fronts. and for your viewers here, just to emphasize key points here. number one, the commissioner of the fda announced something that's really interesting. that cuetaneous vaccination, if you're going to get vaccinated with this vaccination for monkeypox, we'll give it superficially, that mode of administration might allow us to extend the existing vaccine supply to five times as many people, which is significant. number two, treatment is now more available to more people through a more streamlined process. previously, it was bureaucratic, a lot of paperwork, for good reasons. we need to do a clinical trial, we feed data, and the effective of tpox, this medication that can treat monkeypox, but they're streamlining it. i think there was important movement yesterday recognizing that things were slow to start with. >> and, you know, when did this all start? we're talking about this administration in the middle of covid, they wer

i'm andrea mitchell in washington, kicking off this special two-hour edition of "andrea mitchell reports." as you've heard the breaking news, we are watching that russian court, you see wnba star brittney griner. she has just received the guilty verdict. a guilty verdict on drug possession and smuggling. it's a critical step that had to take place before any chance of getting her home. there was a long shot of acquittal, but that was such a long shot. only 1% of those facing trials in russia are acquitted. 99% are found guilty. reaction from a few moments from the executive director of the women's national basketball player's association, who has been fighting for her return. plus, any moment, we're expecting a civil rights announcement from attorney general merrick garland at the department of justice. but we begin this hour, of course, with the brittney griner drug trial in in russia. the russian court finding her guilty. they have asked to sentence her to nine and a half years in prison and fine her $1 million ruble, which is more than $16,000. a conviction now has certainly been anno

>> yeah, it's interesting, andrea. you're talking about donald trump and his slate in arizona potentially getting a clean sweep there. how about in some house races where you have donald trump sort of trying to get revenge, has been the theme here of the primary season against those ten republicans who in the wake of january 6th voted to impeach him. ten house republicans. three were on primary ballots yesterday. here's one of them. peter meijer. freshman republican from western michigan. grand rapids area. he's going to end up being a one-term republican. meijer has been defeated in his republican primary. his challenger, john gibbs, endorsed by trump. his challenger gibbs leaning into trump's rhetoric about the 2020 election. gibbs wins the republican primary here. notably in this race redistricting in michigan really changed the contours of the 3rd district significantly. it is a much more winnable general election seat for democrats right now than it was before redistricting. and as a consequence of that democrats

>> that's absolutely correct, andrea. it's a fact. it's a painful fact.is that they recognize it. you are not going to fix something unless you own it. as dr. walensky clearly stated, they made some mistakes. they have to own it. the only way to correct it is to realize that you have an issue, somewhat of a deep seeded dur cultural issue that they recognize and will collect. i'm optimistic they will be able to regroup and handle this. >> the cdc now is saying it doesn't have the authority to shift its funding to tackle public threats. that seems to require legislative action. if so -- >> right. >> in this climate of a divided house and senate and who knows what's going to happen next after the election, how important is it for them to get that authority? >> they listed, andrea, a number of authorities, transactional authorities that they would need to be able to respond in a more fluid, expeditious manner when they get challenged with an outbreak. so i do hope that the congress is responsive to their needs. i would hope so. because it would be important f

>> that's right, andrea. i had a top-secret clearance and i know a number of people on the panel have had the very same thing. when you have that kind of clearance you are constantly briefed on the significance and importance of the documents that may come into your possession and how they should never leave certain areas, certain protected areas. here is something else, andrea, that i think former president trump and his lawyers ought to be paying very careful attention to even though it is unlikely to be released in this affidavit. first, this is an ongoing investigation. in other words, it didn't stop at the moment that the documents, these sensitive and classified documents were retrieved. this investigation is ongoing. and the government has repeated often and in multiple pleadings that there are significant, investigative techniques, sensitive investigative techniques they do not wish to disclose. former president trump's lawyers ought to be asking themselves and the former president ought to be as well

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this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington.the battle over the fbi mar-a-lago search is heating one a bombshell report in the "new york times" that more than 300 documents with classified markings were recovered from former president trump's home since he left office, according to multiple sources briefed on the matter. nbc news has not independently confirmed that. federal officials were initially alarmed when the national archives recovered more than 150 classified documents from mr. trump in january. "the times" also reporting the former president went through the boxes himself in late 2021 and the justice department is seeking additional surveillance footage from mar-a-lago. all this as trump has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to name a third party known as a special master to review the materials seized by the government. more on those developments in just a moment, including reaction from senator patrick leahy. >>> also this hour, steve kornacki on today's primaries, including the fierce new york congressional race pittin

>> it doesn't, andrea.re are many republican leaders today who simply do not want our national leadership to look like america. we can ask hard questions as to whether or not their values represent american values. what we saw from blake masters, we hear behind closed doors and occasionally you hear from leading candidates. it's a shameful moment, rightfully condemned. one that voters will have an opportunity to judge on november 8. >> nothing other than racism. peter, let's do a deeper dive on the former president. we will talk about him in a moment. also, this retirement of secret service agent arenado. he was a central figure in hutchinson's testimony. he was the former head of the detail, an unlikely route to become head -- he became deputy chief of staff. >> reporter: you are right. this isn't just unlikely, it's almost unprecedented that someone would go from working with the secret service to joining an administration, the trump white house in a political office as the operations manager here. we lea

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andrea: el presidente joe biden visita hoy kentucky .a: afortunadamente poco a poco ha llegado esa ayuda de parte de fema, del gobierno federal. gracias. cambiamos el tema, volar a tiempo se ha vuelto un dolor de cabeza, el caos ha vuelto a reinar envarios lugares del paÍs. mÁs de 1500 vuelos cancelados y aproximadamente 8000 retraso durante un fin de semana complicado por varios factores. falta de personal, tormentas severas del verano y precios muy altos del combustible. segÚn la primera quemonitoria este tipo de viajes dice que el aeropuerto o'hare, en chicago, fue el mÁs caÓtico, aproximadamente 500 vuelos retrasados, y le siguen liberty en newark,y la guardia en new york, rÁpidamente los mÁs ocupados en el paÍs. la compaÑÍa supuestamente habrÍa tenido los retrasos mÁs altos, seguida por american airlines. borja: cambiamos el tema, llega a new york un segundo autobÚs repleto de inmigrantes enviados por el gobernador de texas, greg abbott. el alcalde de new york dice que la mayorÍa de ellos son obligados a hacer este trayecto. greg ab

andrea, here is what i would add. government has put before this judge what i would call an elegant solution, an opportunity for the judge to give the trump team a little bit but still protect the integrity and the speed with which the government needs to proceed. the government has said, your honor, if you wish to appoint a special master, simply follow the protocol that the magistrate judge has already approved of in our privilege review team, let that special master oversee that protocol. have that completed by the end of september, said the government. that might be a reasonable disposition. that's smart and shows the sophistication of the prosecutors handling this investigation. >> paul, ken, phil and ashley, thanks to all of you. >>> the fda has authorized the use of the updated pfizer and moderna covid boosters designed to protect against the omicron variant for adults 18 and older and pfizer for children 12 and older. a big boost to combat the highly contagious strain and just in time for the start of the scho

andrea: thanks, emily. are really eager to see is what the impact on soaring inflation is going to do for all of us. i think we are all looking at the outlook of unemployment reaching 5-decade loads. what does this mean for interests rates when they have been hovering near zero for so long? i think we are taking the pulse on what this employment environment is going to look like going forward. startups are trying to hire. emily: exactly. let's say the fed says, we will take more steps to tamp down inflation. would you do anything differently? would you advise your portfolio companies differently? andrea: i think everyone is trying to reduce spend so they can finish the year strong. generally i think every startup in the market right now is still got that hiring freeze going on and they are eyeing the end of the year and saying, how do we retain talent? how do we keep ensuring everyone is incentivized, while increasing the workload on everyone while hiring is more still at a standstill? emily: so are your po

>> good morning, andrea. the warrant tells us the fbi seized five sets of documents marked top secret. that means information that if disclosed would pose exceptionally grave danger to u.s. national security. but among that was one set marked top secret sensitive compartmented information, and as you know, andrea, from covering the intelligence community for a long time, that means information that is so secret, only a small group of people inside the u.s. government can see it, those who have a need to know. we're talking about things like cia -- names of cia sources in moscow or images from the most advanced spy satellites. this information was so sensitive that the fbi agents who took it out of mar-a-lago would have had to take it to a special facility. we're talking about the most protected secrets in the u.s. government. >> you have to even read them in a vault. so what about the urgency, the former president said he cooperated, they had to go with a search warrant, that's what has outraged so many peopl

andrea, back to you. i put words in your mouth a minute ago when i was talking to rob and i said that you said this was the capping the iaea. this i mean the concessions regarding the possible military dimensions of the program that have been presented to the iaea and it is actively investigating the suggestion for the proposal from the e.u. to close the files . i wonder if you could walk us through the current director of the iaea seems to be pretty keen on pursuing these investigations are to have you imagine if the iranians except proposal he will respond and the board of governors will respond to him? >> i think on the investigation i have very surprised when it comes down to it washington and europe would force a showdown with iran and say you have to provide truthful answers before the deal can be reinvented. they set a president in 2015. they got away with it then. i think in tehran this says unless the probe is closed they will not restart a new deal. to your point, it does seem a very tough posit

>> you are, andrea. there's a debate among legal scholars about whether or not a former president could be prosecuted in situations such as this one. what i would say is this. it's important to remember that it isn't just the search for evidence of a crime that's involved here. it's the securing of that evidence. every federal search warrant i have obtained, you want not just to see if there's evidence of a crime but you want to remove that evidence and put it in a safe place. here the evidence to be obtained and authorized to be taken involved classified information, that it wasn't just reasonable for the attorney general to seek to obtain that evidence or a federal magistrate judge to allow its taking but it may very well have been necessary. >> exactly. a lot of this could be not to prosecute the former president, although there are serious laws involved here, but that this is to get these documents back because of their sensitivity, if they are, indeed, sensitive as has been described. >> precisely.

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andrea mitchell, dan deluce, thank you for being with us.lk to an afghanistan veteran who has been camped out on capitol hill for days demanding passage of the burn pit act. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of depends on t-mobile 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. (vo) unconventional thinking delivers four times the 5g coverage of verizon. and it's ready right now. t-mobile for business. >>> good morning. i'm jose diaz-balart, here for another busy hour, including a historic scene in taiwan where we just saw house speaker pelosi arrive on a widely anticipated trip that has infuriated the chinese regime. there you see her walking down the stairs, getting off the plane in the light pink suit. she was greeted by a large group of taiwanese officials. this trip makes pelosi the highest-ranking u.s. official to visi

>> all right andrea mitchell on that shocking attack tonight. andrea, thank you. >>> we are learning more about the thwarted attack on the fbi field office in cincinnati the suspect was apparently known to the fbi and posted violent threats on social media before and during his assault. stephanie gosk with the latest. >> reporter: moments after authorities sa ricky shiffer, clad in body armor, tried to break into the field office in cincinnati there was a post on his social media account. i thought i had a way through bulletproof glass and i didn't if you don't hear from me, it is true i tried attacking the fbi. after the attack with an ar-15-style rifle and a nail gun failed he took off. a high-speed chase ended here in a cornfield where the 42-year-old was killed in a shootout. rob thompson helps run his family's 4,000 acre farm. he watched the whole thing play out from the top of the corn silo a day later there's time to reflect on what he saw. >> it was like any rural, conservative part of america. there's no place for these kind of extremis

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington.are following the fast moving developments on the stunning news from mar-a-lago that for the first time in american history, the fbi has conducted a search of the home of a former president of the united states. a source familiar with the matter tells nbc news the warrant was tied to classified information that trump allegedly took with him from washington to palm beach after leaving the white house on inauguration day in 2021. nbc news has learned that the fbi notified trump's secret service detail guarding the property in advance and presented their warrant from a judge permitting them to enter. the search by a large uniformed team -- ununiformed team, excuse me, took hours and included getting into trump's safe. mr. trump who announced the search in a statement on his website railed against it claiming prosecutorial misconduct and political persecution. he was in manhattan at the time in preparation for an upcoming deposition, part of the civil investigation by the new york state at

>> it does, andrea. it's not his. it's ours.ed states of america. the president, while president, manages the intelligence community apparatus and gets to see the stuff and make decisions. but he is not president and it's not his anymore. i should add, mr. philbin and mr. cipollone were given a difficult job in many ways. one way in which the difficulty of their job manifests itself was trying to be the liaison between the white house and the national archives as the trump presidency wound down. by the way, andrea, i worked with pat philbin. he is honest. he is truthful. he is brilliant. he was scrupulously careful with very sensitive documents that we were handling while we were together at the department of justice. i don't envy the position he was in. of course, he is going to testify. if a bank is robbed, you would interview the tellers. if you look into the mishandling of classified information, you talk to the people responsible for trying to handle it properly. >> that's such a great firsthand recounting to the character

andrea wants to learn how they feed.the males back to document the hunting strategy. our gamely on land, this was the world's fastest underwater bird. his rings propel him over 20 miles an hour into a show of small fish. he is not the only one feasting here. seabirds dive in from above, grabbing with they can. genders without primarily feed, but now andrea discover that they're also opportunistic feeders. right now, they're only 50 president twos living on hammer island but the colony is growing, the fish are plentiful mulroy water. the habitat supports more food. a giant kelp forest. and like an underwater rainforest, it's one of the most biodiverse habitats in the ocean. it's providing food and shelter for hundreds of species. the conditions here are perfect. it's the largest pristine in the world. it stretches for thousands of miles. remote and really visited by humans. in 2000, three scientists made a surprising discovery. at the archipelago girl. the small island, they found an animal that's completely unexpected. o

i'm andrea mitchell in washington, kicking off this special two-hour edition of "andrea mitchell reports are watching that russian court, you see wnba star brittney griner. she has just received the guilty verdict. a guilty verdict on drug possession and smuggling. it's a critical step that had to take place before any chance of getting her home. there was a long shot of acquittal, but that wa

andrea riare. >> andrea and her team don't just observe the penguins, they get hands-on. samples and give the birds a healthcheck. >> studying them on land is one thing, but what happens when the gentoos go to sea? andrea wants to learn how they feed. a small camera is attached to this male's back to document his hunting strategy. ungainly on land, the gentoo is the world's fastest underwater bird. his wings propel him at over 20 miles per hour into a shoal of small fish. but he's not the only one feasting here. sea birds dive in from above, grabbing what they can. gentoos were thought to primarily feed at depth, but now andrea has discovered they're also opportunistic feeders. right now there are only 50 pairs of gentoos living on hammer island. but the colony is growing. fish are plentiful in the open water. and nearby is a habitat that supports yet more food. a giant kelp forest. like an underwater rain forest, it's one of the most bio-diverse habitats in the ocean, providing food and shelter for hundreds of species. the conditions here are perfect. these are the large

andrea: you are the only one. across the earnings season we have been getting clues that the consumer is feeling distressed. we are also seeing slightly at the income sale. we were talking about wealthy families shopping in walmart. gasoline is coming down slightly, inflation is easy. they have also talked about the indicators of the winter holiday have been encouraging. sonali: mike, we have you down in d.c. how is the fed likely to look at what is happening? is a good news or bad news given that some flat news is not a bad thing when they are tightening? mike: it suggests the consumer is hanging in there. the mix of what was bought and where it was bought is discouraging in the sense that all most all of the retail sales came in nonstore retailers, which is essentially due to amazon's prime day. when you adjust for inflation retail sales were actually down. it is not as good of news as it appears, but overall, consumers are hanging in there. the one thing that andrea said is u.s. general merchandise stores, depa

andrea wants to learn how they feed.ly on land, the gentoo is the world's fastest underwater bird. his wings propel him at over 20 miles per hour into a shoal of small fish. but he's not the only one feasting here. sea birds dive in from above, grabbing what they can. gentoos were thought to primarily feed at depth, but now andrea has discovered they're also opportunistic feeders. right now there are only 50 pairs of gentoos living on hammer island. but the colony is growing. fish are plentiful in the open water. and nearby is a habitat that supports yet more food. a giant kelp forest. like an underwater rain forest, it's one of the most biodiverse habitats in the ocean, providing food and shelter for hundreds of species. the conditions here are perfect. these are the largest, most pristine kelp beds in the world. the fjords and sea weaves of the far south stretch for thousands of miles. remote and rarely visited by humans. in 2003, scientists made a surprising discovery. here in the heart of the tierra de fuego archipel

, esto pasÓ en california, andrea leÓn nos tiene mÁs.os sobre las falta, aquÍ se observa la escena de terror, segÚn autoridades el piloto dijo que realizÓ un aterrizaje de emergencia porque experimentaba fallas en el motor del aviÓn cuando iba hacia corona, california, el trÁfico ligero ayudo a evitar una tragedia mayor, el piloto iba acompaÑado por un solo pasajero mientras en el camiÓn viajaban tres personas, los cinco resultaron ilesos. los carriles hacia el este 91 de california estuvieron cerrados entras retiraban los restos de aviÓn. carolina: quÉ pesadilla, afortunadamente estÁ todo mÁs tranquilo, gracias, andrea. aylen: parecen escenas de pelÍcula. puede ser el dÍa mÁs esperado en coahuila, mÉxico, ya fueron superados los obstÁculos para entrar a rescatarlos y el operativo estÁ en marcha, esto aviva la esperanza, vamos con pedro ultreras que estÁ en vivo con mucho mÁs. pedro: buenas tardes, es el dÍa mÁs esperado como tu bien lo dijiste, dÍa clave para familiares que estÁn desesperados, hoy se pueden introducir los pulsos o resca

andrea: estos momento en que el niÑo de 10 aÑos salvÓ a su madre de morir ahogada en la piscina de suagua cuando lori comenzÓ a convulsionar a causa de la epilepsia que padece, al darse cuenta su hijo inmediatamente volviÓ a saltar al agua al rescate de su madre y se convirtiÓ en su hÉroe. gaby que estÁ en el porche dijo que escuchÓ algo y mirÓ la piscina y vio su madre por lo que se lanzo de inmediato, la llevÓ la escalera y mantuvo su cabeza fuera del agua durante mÁs de un minuto antes que su abuelo llegara a ayudarles. en esta ocasiÓn fue una adulta, sin embargo el ahogamientos la principal causa muerte accidental en niÑos de uno a cuatro aÑos en estados unidos y mÁs del 80% de los ahogamientos ocurren en piscinas residenciales, por lo que los expertos recomendara tener especial cuidado cena piscina en un hogar donde viven niÑos pequeÑos. >> instalen las rejillas de protecciÓn alrededor de la piscina, si tiene piscina su casa y tambiÉn las alarmas de las puertas para que lo alerten en caso que su niÑo llegue a salirse de la casa y llegue a entrar a la piscina sin que ustedes se de

andrea fujii, abc news, new york.: the ongoing drought and extended heat are pumped another reminder for all of us to save water. state and local officials gathered inshor couedob bay area residents are doing. the top natural resource officials says local water agencies also deserve credit for their cutting-edge practices. >> that is doubling down on water recycling, going deeper on conservation and efficiency, capturing stormwater when we do experience those storms, expanding regional reservoirs. liz: officials also sent out a reminder about existing water saving programs like free low-flow shower heads, free faucet aerators, and rebates to homeowners and businesses that replace lawns, add drought resistant landscaping, and more efficient air gauge and systems. kumasi: one bay area school district asking the community for help to keep teachers local by giving them a place to live. officials from the milpitas school district say it is not only teachers struggling to stay, but all school staff. the district's and an em

andrea let's go back and talk little bit about zawahri's path this.the plot to kill anwar sadat, to punish him for making a deal with israel. this is somebody who has a very affluent man, a doctor, comes from a prominent family, very much like osama bin laden. what do you make of that, because that -- that was an eras as well, these wealthy men who decided to dedicate their lives to going after the great satan, the united states and waging war upon us from places like afghanistan. >> and was radicalized in an egyptian prison, exactly what you pointed out, that he was responsible as the president just pointed out for the "uss cole," for the horrific bombings in 1997 that i was covering in kenya and tanzania where hundreds and hundreds of people died at our two embassies. the "uss cole," 17 service members died that. was in 2000. october of 2000 and then, of course, the lead up to 9/11. he was the brains. he was the ideologue, and what was pointed out by the president and the national security council background briefing that we had that we could not re

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andrea leÓn nos cuenta quÉ fue lo que hizo para salvarse en el Último segundo. despuÉs de que las cuerdas de su paracaÍdas se enrederaran cuando estaba a miles de pie es de altura. primero tratÓ desesperadamente de desenredar las cuerdas, pero el intento fue inÚtil, tambiÉn intentÓ desplegar su paracaÍdas de reserva, pero este no se abriÓ. luego sÓlo unos segundos antes del impacto contra el suelo kÉvin rompiÓ la bolsa y fue cuando finalmente se abriÓ, salvÁndole la vida y evitando lesiones graves en el Último segundo. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: kevin publicÓ el vÍdeo en su canal de youtube y explicÓ que las fuertes turbulencias causaron que su paracaÍdas se enredara, pero que en ese momento no estuvo consciente de lo cerca que estuvo de la muerte como estaba preocupado por encontrar una soluciÓn y sobrevivir. carolina: kevin philip es un paracaidista acrobÁtico. el mismo se considera un aventurero. como Él mismo dijo, no le tocaba morir ese dÍa. carolina: se reportÓ que la semana pasada otro hombre tambiÉn paracaidista de australia quedÓ paralizado despuÉs de ha

andrea: momento de terror vivieron estas personas que sÓlo buscaban divertirse sanamente.linois, y se dirigiÓ a la entrada. los ocupantes se descendieron del auto y abrieron fuego contra los asistentes para luego huir. 3 personas resultaron heridas, de las cuales fueron llevadas a un hospital cercano. todos los demÁs testigos quedaron completamente horrorizados. en este vÍdeo se observan las fuerzas del orden responder a toda prisa. miembro asignados a este parque de diversiones, las autoridades dijeron que se encuentran investigando este nuevo tiroteo en el estado de illinois. andrea: las autoridades informaron que el tercer herido de bala declinÓ ser trasladado a un hospital, mientras que las otras dos vÍctimas se encuentran estables y sus heridas no comprometen sus vidas, ese parque de diversiones encuentran a unas 20 millas de highland park, un lugar donde 7 personas fallecieron en otro de tiroteo durante un desfile el 4 de julio. borja: gracias por el reporte, estaremos pendientes al desarrollo. en otras noticias, esta genera bastante preocupaciÓn, no serÍa un terremo

andrea leÓn con detalles. andrea: nuevamente un reto de tik tok desata la controversia.es porque enseÑa los jÓvenes a abrirlos sÓlo con un destornillador y un cable de carga usb. el aÑo pasado hubo 74 robos en julio y parte de agosto. este aÑo lleva 642 en el mismo perÍodo. el truco sÓlo funcionarÍa en vehÍculos cuyas llaves no estÁn equipadas con y movilizador es de motor . que ayudar motora reconoce la llave evitando que otro lo prende se lo lleve. por eso, si conduces un kia o un hyundai anterior antes su retiro, podrÍa ser la prÓxima vÍctima. los propietarios de esos vehÍculos estÁn demandando los fabricantes alegando que sus vehÍculos son fÁciles de robar y seguro. mientras autoridades piden a tik tok quitar los vÍdeos relacionados con el reto. la red social mÍ comunicado diciendo que tik tok no aprueba ese comportamiento y viola categÓricamente las polÍticas. se eliminarÁs y se encuentra en la plataforma. en este vÍdeo se ven a cuatro adolescentes tratando de escapar durante una persecuciÓn policial en minnesota. ellos habrÍa seguido las instrucciones del cuestiona

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this is "andrea mitchell reports" in new york. the defense department has been told that the department has not proposed enough evidence to redact the whole affidavit. trump lawyers did not present any argument in court, leaving that to attorneys representing a consortium of news organizations. >>> ukraine's president zelenskyy is on "the verge of disaster" with ukrainian and russian forces saying the other is about to stage a nuclear incident at zaporizhzhia with russia telling its operators today not to report to work. >>> and we'll look at the surprising senate race in pennsylvania. one of a handful of match-ups, key match-ups where democrat candidates are beating expectations in recent polls and republican leaders suggesting it's donald trump's fault for backing unqualified contenders. >> i think there's there's probably a greater likelihood that the house flips than the senate. the senate races are just different. they're statewide. candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome. >>> we begin with nbc justice and intellig