i'm andrea canning.t happened to heather elvis? the 20-year-old vanished in the middle of the night. investigators believe that heather's ex-boyfriend, sidney moorer, had arranged to meet her at a secluded spot. and they thought he may have had help. as police continue to methodically piece together the puzzle, heather's family was grappling with their new reality. once again, here's "the landing." andrea canning: terry elvis isn't exactly sure when he realized his daughter probably wasn't coming home. maybe it was the afternoon, long after heather disappeared, when he was standing at his mailbox talking to his best friend. terry elvis: one of my best friends came to the house. he looked at me and he said-- he said, "i hope she didn't suffer." i can't get that thought out of my head. andrea canning: the not knowing made it worse. and then, stunning news. [music playing] woman: new developments tonight in the heather elvis case. andrea canning: two months after heather's disappearance, sidney moorer, heat

andrea. >> so, phil, it's rare for donald trump not to dominate the news cycle. but he's been actually overshadowed by his running mate, and not in a good way. the trump campaign thought vance's personal story would help them with voters, especially, you know, in the rust belt red states, but what's surfacing about him is very controversial. it's that women who don't have children, families that don't have children should be disadvantaged in both their power to vote. wouldn't be one man would vote and that they should get tax breaks if they have children, in addition to that. disparaging people who are childless. >> yeah, that's right, andrea. this is among many past comments from j.d. vance that have surfaced in the past few days, and really put the trump campaign on defensive, you know, trump's aides have been spending the last few days trying to clean up these remarks from vance. vance went into an interview with megyn kelly a couple of days ago on her show to try to clean this up, and in

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andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden defiant, writing to congressional allies he is running this race until the end despite new and growing calls from lawmakers within his party to step aside. but pressure could ratchet up exponentially with congress back in session today. the commander in chief calling in to "morning joe" today to make his position clear. >> the bottom line here is that we're not going anywhere. i am not going anywhere. i wouldn't be running if i didn't absolutely believe that i'm the best candidate to beat donald trump in 2024. we had a democratic nominating process where the voters spoke clearly. >>> also, we continue to track tropical storm beryl and its impact on southeast texas, including at least two deaths after making landfall in morning. >>> a critical nato summit in washington in week ahead strikes in ukraine including on a children's hospital in kyiv. >>> days after a landslide in britain's election, the left rallies for a surprising result in france's elections, preventing the far righ

tel" i'm andrea canning.ogrod was sentenced to death for the murder of pre-schooler, barbara jean horn. he denied killing the little girl, insisting police coerced his confession, and the story told by a jailhouse snitch was a lie. now, an unexpected ally was about to help walter prove his innocence. back to lester holt with "the investigation." lester holt: walter ogrod had been on death row for five years, when he heard from another inmate that journalist tom lowenstein was writing a book about the death penalty. so ogrod sent tom a letter, imploring him to investigate his case. at first, tom had no interest in helping the convicted murderer of a four-year-old. tom lowenstein: i was just like, i can't, i can't do this. the idea that me being in touch with someone who did that might offer them any kind of hope or happiness in their life, was repulsive. if you follow that rule, you're very likely-- lester holt: but it wasn't in tom's dna to turn away. no, next tuesday! lester holt: tom's father, allard lowens

andrea. >> and nbc news washington, d.c.ondent yamiche alcindor is joining us from indianapolis where she's covering the harris campaign where it has raised $126 million since sunday. 3600 packed the first rally yesterday. yamiche, we're seeing an enthusiasm there that we certainly didn't see for joe biden in this campaign. >> reporter: yeah, vice president kamala harris is expected to come to indianapolis for the sorority, a group of african american sororities focused and founded on the sorority with a camaraderie here, these are the black women who are mobilizing and raising funds for the vice president to note that on sunday, there was a huge zoom call, 40,000 women joined and raised $1.5 million in 30 minutes. a lot of them were from african american sororities like zeta phi beta. talking about getting out to work like she had yesterday, that this is a people-powered campaign. all of that on her mind. and the veepstakes here for vice president harris. and from my understanding, sources familiar with the campaign thinkin

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," closing in. less than two weeks before the dnc deadline to choose a vice president, kamala harris is reportedly narrowing her choice and gets a big boost from michelle and barack obama today. >> to my girl, kamala, i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. >> we called to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and get you into the oval office. >>> in florida, israel's prime minister netanyahu meeting with donald trump after he had separate d.c. meetings yesterday with president biden and vice president harris. notably, harris, not the president, was given the role of speaking for the u.s. afterwards, acknowledging israel's right to defend itself but also focusing on the civilian toll of the war in gaza. >> the images of dead children and desperate, hungry people fleeing for safety, we cannot allow ourselves to be numb to the suffering and i will not be silent. >>> today marks the official start of the paris olympics with an opening ceremony like no other. 100 boats carry

andrea mitchell continues our breaking news coverage next. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchellin washington with special coverage of the assassination attempt against former president donald trump and the breaking news just this morning that judge aileen cannon in florida has dismissed the mar-a-lago classified documents case, and she says it is based on her opinion that the appointment of special counsel jack smith itself was, quote, unlawful siding with the defense. her decision will likely be appealed to the 11th circuit. if it is not overturned despite years of precedence upholding the appointment of special prosecutors under different presidents, it could result in current cases being thrown out. while in pennsylvania, the fbi is investigating the security failure that led to the attempted assassination of donald trump at saturday's campaign rally. barely missing what could have been a fatal blow. we begin with the decision by judge cannon who was already being criticized by many for slow walking the case. joining us ken dilanian, vaughn hillyard at the republican national

michael. >> yeah, andrea.oes have that bond, and you know, i think at least until recently, he considered netanyahu something of a friend, albeit one with whom he disagreed a lot. and kamala harris just doesn't have that bond. she's younger so she comes maybe not entirely from a different generation, but attitudes towards israel have changed, and as one jewish american conservative put it to me, she just doesn't feel the connection the way biden does in her kishkas, which is a word for guts, your stomach, your belly. and so i think -- and then on top of that, andrea, harris came out and said some very sharply critical things about israel's management of this military campaign in gaza, and i think empathized with the suffering and death of civilians in gaza in a way that people felt president biden just wasn't able to do. he didn't muster the same kind of sympathy and outrage that he did over the october 7th attacks, whereas i think harris felt genuine to people. i know she starts with a clean slate because she

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andrea. >> monica alba, fascinating reporting there.ou. >>> in just the last ten minutes, we've learned that two more high profile democrats in congress have received calls from president biden as the future of his campaign has been called into question. the president has called both speaker emerita nancy pelosi and congressman jim clyburn, i talked to yesterday. both of them told me they had not heard from him since last week's debate. chuck schumer said he received a call from the president too. it all comes after the first democratic member of congress, lloyd doggett of texas urged the president to step down, to step aside before it's too late in that interview with hallie jackson. >> i thought it was time for me to speak up, not for any self-gain but because i think the risks to our country is so great. we need the reality of the discontent that's out there among those of us who fear a republican house and senate and who fear for the future of our country and just a look at the cold, hard numbers from the polls. >> joining me here i

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ala harris preparing a tour with her soon to be announced running mate. they will have their first joint rally tuesday in philadelphia. that signifies the outsized importance of pennsylvania. the campaign is cautioning it doesn't necessarily mean a clue that the state's governor, josh shapiro, is the choice. the latest battleground polling shows harris leading trump in five of seven key races, but all within the margin of error. it's a tight race. except michigan where that poll has her ahead by 11 points. that lead is considered an outlier. democrats working overtime in georgia. a crowd of 10,000 supporters, the largest this cycle for the democrats, was led by megan thee stallion welcoming harris on stage tuesday with an enthusiastic push for young and black voters. donald trump has scheduled a rally in that same arena saturday night. he is known for his big crowds. the dems haven't been. next hour, the former president will take questions at the national association of black journali

andrea leÓn nos tiene detalles.n inglÉs] andrea: el nombre fue llevado a la orilla por su suegro. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: cuenta que estaba nadando cerca de su yerno cuando de pronto Él saltÓ del agua gritando "tiburÓn, tiburÓn", fue cuando la adrenalina le subiÓ y empezÓ a nadar detrÁs Él, posteriormente les cual lo mordiÓ a una segunda vÍctima y rozÓ a una tercera, un cuarto nadador tambiÉn resultÓ mordido tras intentar ayudar a una de las vÍctimas. mostraron los vÍdeos de la zona. luego un helicÓptero volÓ encima del Área en un intento por asustar al animal. >> [habla en inglÉs] fue como si eso realmente no estuviera sucediendo ahora,. andrea: se espera que las vÍctimas se recuperen de sus heridas que afortunadamente no comprometen sus vidas. los expertos dicen que el comportamiento del tiburÓn es consistente con la manera como ellos buscan comida, mordiendo lo que tienen frente a ellos. >> [habla en inglÉs] una vez que se dan cuenta de que no es un pez, lo sueltan, pero el daÑo ya estÁ hecho, dice un expert

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. alarm bells for the president and his team are growing louder with each passing day. with democrats expressing anger privately, not just over the president's bad debate performance but the political strategy that's followed. three house democrats are now saying publicly that president biden should step aside or predicting he will lose in november. >> we have a very good man who served and devoted his life to public service in joe biden. now we must call on him to give the ultimate sacrifice of saying that he will step aside, because that's the best way to save our country, our democracy from autocracy. >> that was the first. that comes after nancy pelosi for the first time expressed concern on this program yesterday that the problem could be more than just one bad night. >> i think it's a legitimate question to say, is this an episode or is this a condition? when people ask that question, it's legitimate. of both candidates. >> all this amid democrats' frustrations with the way the wh

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden still defiant, despite deepening doubts in his own party. >> i'm not in this for my legacy. i'm in this to complete the job i started. i'm determined on running. but i think it's important that allay fears. >> he fails to stop the bleeding. minutes after his nearly hour-long news conference, influential democrat jim himes says mr. biden should be replaced. >> the trajectory, what means feel in their bones right now suggests not only that joe biden would lose this race, but that we would lose the senate and the house. >> even the president's closest ally in the house, congressman jim clyburn of south carolina, backing his friend but leaving his options open. >> i'm with joe biden. if he were to change his mind, i would answer the question that i would be all in for the vice president. >> hakeem jeffries announcing he met last night at the white house with the president to relay his members' concerns. this hour, all of the latest reporting and insight on this unprecedented moment

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ight, with his candidacy for a second term on the line, a big test for president biden. his first solo news conference in eight months, fielding questions from the white house press corps at the conclusion of the nato summit. fewer than any of his predecessors with the exception of ronald reagan. a rare, unscripted event. a chance to stop the bleeding from democratic house members, donors and voters all concerned that the president is not up to defeating donald trump or if he does win, serving for another four years. a new "washington post" abc news poll out today showing a majority of democrats across the country saying the president should end his candidacy. also, that poll finding that in a head-to-head matchup with donald trump, the two are virtually tied. last hour, a 12th house democrat said that president biden should step aside as the nominee. yesterday, vermont senator peter welch became the first democratic senator to publicly call on the president to exit the race. today, ch

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington.sident biden is getting ready to host dozens of world leaders later today at the nato summit. a major test as he attempts to prove that he can still do his job amid calls from within his own party to pull out of the race for president. now the white house is attempting to answer new questions about the president's health and medical care. the white house doctor insisting in a new letter released last night that mr. biden has been seen by a neurologist as part of his annual physicals. in february, his last physical showing no signs of stroke or multiple sclerosis or parkinson's. official logs do show that that parkinson's expert from walter reed visited the white house eight times in eight months. the white house insisting he visits in support of thousands of active duty military members who are assigned to support white house operations. the specialist has not responded to nbc's request for comment. nbc news cannot confirm why the doctor was at the white house. the president trying to

i am andrea mitchell. my colleague will pick up right now in new york.igh now in new york. >>> good to be with you. we continue our special coverage of the assassination attempt on donald j. trump and the former president said a bullet pierced the top of his right ear last night during a campaign rally in pennsylvania, happening a few minutes after he took the stage and a moment after he turned his head. a split second move that likely saved his life.

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden at a critical nato summit this hour, hoping his defiant stance puts out the rebellion in his own party. getting a look warm vote of confidence from nancy pelosi today on "morning joe." >> does he have your support to be the head of the democratic ticket? >> as long as the president -- it's up to the president to decide if he is going to run. we're all encouraging him to make that decision, because time is running short. >>> the first public warning from a democratic senator. >> donald trump is on track, i think, to win this election and maybe win it by a landslide and take with him the senate and the house. >>> a shocker from hollywood. with democratic advocate and supporter george clooney announcing in "the new york times" that the party needs a new nominee. >>> a deeper dive into the nato working sessions beginning this afternoon with the u.s. ambassador to the alliance and intelligent committee chairman mike turner, as nato tries to rush weapons and air defense in ukraine. ♪♪ >>> g

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president and his advisors are in full damage control after last week's disastrous debate. according to one source, mr. biden is feeling humiliated and lacking confidence. reading from a teleprompter, he came out swinging last night attacking the supreme court and his opponent. >> the american people must decide if they want to entrust the president once again -- the presidency to donald trump knowing he will be more emboldened. i will respect the limits of the presidential powers i have. >> officials are circulating their internal polling numbers. experts point out it's too early to reflect the full affect on the race. they are touting $38 million brought in since the debate from donors, senior biden campaign officials spoke to hundreds of top donors last night. admitting the debate was a missed opportunity. katy tur obtained audio from someone on the call. >> five sources tell nbcs that four days after the debase, the president still has not called top democratic leaders on capitol

andrea. good morning. we're following barrel as it makes landfall this morning as a category two hurricane. there will be some lessening of the wind speed over land and then some re-intensification as it approaches the northern mexico southern texas coast. very late this weekend into early next week. meanwhile, this weekend, searing heat with record high temperatures challenged in more storms from the upper midwest into the southeast. >> andrew, andrea, back over to you. >> coming up, a deadly shooting at yellowstone national park. >> also ahead, pasta only the menu change on delta airlines after spoiled meals, spoiled vacations for travelers and later exclusive joe biden, george stephanopoulos tonight on abc, a spectacular eruption at italy's tallest volcano. >> lava shot from mount etna, sending what looked like a waterfall of molten rock down the mountain in sicily. the eruption led to the closure of a nearby airport. >> a holiday shoot out in yellowstone national park has left a suspect dead and a park

i'm andrea canning.ieved carmen smith had been murdered at the hands of wassim decker, her neighbors stalker. with no physical evidence tying wassim to the crime they could improve it and investigation stalled. years past, but determined detective was about to take a new look at an old clue and turn this case from cold to red hot. once again here is the killing in cobb county. after 10 years in prison wassim decker was a free man. but still a suspect in the murder of carmen smith and the stabbing of her son, nick. >> he was still terrorizing you in some ways. >> just the fact that he was out was kind of terrorizing. >> he is that character in those horror movies. he's like your worst nightmare. >> after his release decker got a job and moved to suburban atlanta. he was a free man and enjoying life. here he is skydiving and loving it. decker's freedom called homicide detective jon doss. the carmen smith murder was now officially a cold case. to dos decker was the one who got away. does a case like this hu

. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," team of rivals. in a show of party unity, trump's primary opponents along with his vp pick come to milwaukee to kiss the ring at the rnc. >> i will start by making one thing perfectly clear. donald trump has my strong endorsement, period. >> let's make the 45th president of the united states the 47th president of the united states. >> democrats remain divided over president biden's candidacy weeks after his debate performance raising concerns in progressive circles over a potential red wave in november. this hour, insight and analysis on all of the news coming out of the rnc, plus an update on the federal investigation into saturday's attempted presidential assassination, including my discussion with house intelligence committee chairman republican mike turner of ohio. ♪♪ >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur inside the rnc convention center while andrea is on assignment. in milwaukee, j.d. vance will take the stage to formally accept the nomination as donald trump's running mate. when he makes his p

andrea: momentos de terror en pleno despegue >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: los neumÁticos de este aviÓnhispas volando del aviÓn mientras llega un equipo de emergencia . comunicado, se dijo que el aviÓn tuvo un problema que mecÁnico. el pequeÑo fuego fue para evitar una exclusiÓn mÁs grande . la aerolÍnea estÁn investigando este incidente, luego de que la tripulaciÓn del aviÓn era que varios neumÁticos estaban daÑados, esto sucede dos dÍas despuÉs de que un vuelo de united que salÍa de los Ángeles perdiÓ un neumÁtico durante el despegue. a los pasajeros abordÓ la tripulaciÓn le dijo mÁs tarde que se preparan para un aterrizaje forzoso. en marzo, un aviÓn de united se cayÓ en mitad de vuelo, chocando contra varios vehÍculos y una valla al aterrizar. por otra parte, en otro caso una pasajera pide 1 millÓn y medio de dÓlares al aerolÍnea jet blue, argumentando que en sufriÓ quemaduras por un tÉ hirviendo. la bebida fue servida que, asegura haber sufrido quemaduras severas. carolina: es bastante irÓnico que te pidan que te ponga el cinturÓn de seguridad, telaraÑa, pero ellos siguen caminando

andreas hat durch mich den islam kennengelernt und ist so bisschen sein. die uhr gebetet, da fließt eine unglaubliche energie, das sind gefühle, die egal wie sehr man sie beschreibt, man muss dort gewesen sein, um das zu fühlen. خب خوش آمدین این بچه ای که می بینی بچه بچه هم هست ازدواج کردیم من به خانمم گفتم ببین من از دوست دارم از ایران برم بیرون یه جا دیگه زندگی کنم اون زمین قبلی فکری که نسبت به مجاهدین داشتم تو این تبلیغاتها من جوان بودم می کردم که حالا دیگه الان اینا دیگه میرن تهرانو بگیرن بزن منم باهاشون باشم دیگه عقب نیفتم از غافله اینا سوار هواپما که شدیم رسیدیم به بغداد دیدم که اصلاً سازمان رنگش کلاً عوض شده این مجاهدین خلق اون گروه نفاقی که بهش می بنددن همون گروه نفاقه یعنی ظاهرشون یه چیزه باطنشون چیز دیگهست سمت وسطیه رازیه است اینم خواهرشه. your headlines on press the v israel's unrelenting military strikes kill and injure over 320 palestinians in gaza during 48 hours raising the genocidal war's death toll to nearly 38,700. the yemani army his two is really link ships in the rest sea and targets another ship in the military. union in cooperation w

ich heißeson geboren in orrad, andreas hat durch mich den islam kennengelernt und ist so ein bisschennd gefühle, die egal wie sehr man sie beschreibt, muss dort gewesen sein, um das zu fühlen. carmen de bolívar llegó a ser eh del año 50 año 80, una región productora de dólares donde se producía tabaco, se producía café, se cacao, se producía aguacate y ganadería, gran extensión y en pequeña extensión, porque acá la zona eh es minifundista. maria is an isolated group of small mountains in northern colombia, a land known for its very fertile soil and for being the great agricultural pantry of the caribbean region of colombia. the us israeli genocide war on gaza continues unabated with the death tolls for passing 38,700. leader of hazbala resistance movement says the collapse of israel is imminent and this cancerous tumor will be eradicated by the current generation. and muslims across the world commemorate.

nuestra colega andrea leÓn nos amplÍa. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: airbnb estÁ en el ojoando su sitio web, dice esta abogada explica que airbnb busca lavarse las manos ante cualquier problema, y todo comienza cuando aceptamos sus tÉrminos y condiciones de servicio. la persona que va a alquilar la propiedad acepta que si pasa algo mientras espera en ese alojamiento, tiene prohibido demandar a airbnb, asegurar la abogada, una vez que los cliente presenta en la queja por haber sido grabados, el bien y les pideacuerdos de confidencialidad que mantienen privados algunos detalles de sus casos. segÚn investigaciÓn, airbnb nos contacta con la policÍa una vez que incurre en ambas cÁmaras ocultas, el vendÍ enviÓ un comunicado diciendo que los incidentes de cÁmaras ocultas son excepcionalmente raro, y cuando recibimos una acusaciÓn tomamos medidas rÁpidas y apropiadas que puede incluir la eliminaciÓn de anfitriones anuncios. ante la polÉmica, la compaÑÍa creÓ una nueva polÍtica de que no se permiten cÁmaras dentro de las propiedades, sin embargo, esta no es una garantÍa de que los a

leÓn nos cuenta mÁs y tiene la opiniÓn de un experto. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea: los populares medicamentosiÓn en un ojo. >> al momento que tenemos este problema, realmente hay menos sangre que estÁ llegando al nervio Óptico. hay uno causado por inflamaciÓn, y otro que es este tipo, que simplemente la arteria deja de llevarle esta sangre, oxÍgeno y alimentaciÓn para nervio para que deje de funcionar. andrea: el nuevo estudio se basÓ en un anÁlisis de registros mÉdicos que abarcan 6 aÑos de unos 17.000 pacientes de un centro mÉdico especializado en el Área de boston. los expertos dicen que esto podrÍa no aplicar a una poblaciÓn mÁs grande, y no puede probarse definitivamente que el medicamento sea el causante de la condiciÓn. en un comunicado, un fabricante dijo que el estudio no es suficiente para establecer un vÍnculo de la semaglutide y esta aflicciÓn. "nos vamos muy en serio los efectos derivados al uso de nuestro medicamento". es importante recalcar que este estudio es bastante prematuro, y fue hecho en un grupo bastante pequeÑo, sus hallazgos no son concluyentes, si estÁs con el medica

carolina: andrea leÓn nos tiene toda la informaciÓn, adelante.preocupa la ingestiÓn, dice este mÉdico de emergencia. esto puede causar nÁuseas, malestar intestinal, diarreas, y las mascotas y los niÑos pequeÑos que no saben evitar tragar agua son los que mÁs preocupan. los expertos en salud aprenden que las 100 o bacterias se crecen mÁs rÁpidamente en agua caliente. en california, al menos 3 a de la bahÍa de san diego han estado cerradas a los nadadores durante dÍas, las autoridades seÑalan que hay altos niveles bacterianos debido a un problema con las aguas residuales . tambiÉn en nueva york estÁ vigente una advertencia de no entrar al agua en 63 playas en uno de los condados, que incluye gran parte de long island, debido a los niveles de bacterias causados por las fuertes lluvias. los mÉdicos recomiendan que se presenta cualquiera de los sÍntomas mencionados en el informe, y ha estado expuesto a aguas del mar, es preferible asistir al mÉdico y acudir en busca de asistencia mÉdica. es la informaciÓn esta hora desde las playas de miami beach, soy

oder, andreas hat durch mich den islam kennengelernt und ist so ein bisschen eigenen weg gegangen, alsggesting a potential seismic shift towards the west in the coming months at the cost of the islamic revolution's principles. however, a closer examination of pesition's political history and his recent statements during the election campaign reveal a steadfast commitment to the revolution. inary ideals and unwabering loyalty to the leadership of ali khamenei, the leader.

andrea canning: it was the defense's turn. choose acid prevention.decision not to testify. andrea canning: instead, his defense attorney >> it was the defense's turn. paul novak would not take the stand to proclaim his innocence. >> it is my decision not to testify. >> instead, his defense attorney, gary greenwald, did the talking. >> we have reasonable doubt. >>'s argument, don't believe everything you hear. consider the source, consider the mental states of the key witnesses. consider their possible motives. he started by attacking paul's ex-girlfriend, michelle lafrance, a woman paul had thrown out of his house. >> she was a liar. she was manipulative, willing to take whatever steps necessary to hurt paul. >> the defense tried to portray her as unstable, offering evidence of everything from suicide attempts to a bizarre drunken incident involving the police. >> i had to be handcuffed to a tree, topless. i have bruises from fighting, from fighting the tree. >> the defense attacked her credibility and used her own words to portray her as a liar who

andrea: tambiÉn como una jovencita de 16 aÑos, por eso a los adultos nos puede ocurrir tambiÉn.eza, imagino que mucha gente habrÁ estado en la ciudad de new york, muy pendiente de estas imÁgenes tan impresionantes. carolina: se dice que la nasa estÁ investigando el incidente, y la gente cuenta que fue algo realmente alarmante cuando ocurriÓ. borja: sigue subiendo el precio del oro, alcanzÓ un nuevo mÁximo histÓrico, y la onza de oro ya se valora en casi 2500 $. se ha elevado su valor en un 1,7%. todo esto mientras que los mercados creen que la reserva federal realizara algunos recortes de los tipos de interÉs antes de que acabe el aÑo. en lo que va del aÑo 2024, el oro ha tenido una revalorizaciÓn de casi un 20%. por eso que en muchos lugares, como en costco, como ya lo reportamos, se estaban agotando. carolina: a raÍz del caso de bob menÉndez, los lingotes de oro se volvieron virales y la gente querÍa comprarlos, pero siempre es una buena inversiÓn un buen pedacito de oro. gracias. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪

yo soy andrea cruz, telemundo. gracias, andrea.ssouri, y según el pronóstico para el día miércoles tendría una velocidad promedio de 30 millas por hora. y este impacto del huracán a texas ha provocado miles de vuelos retrasados e incluso cancelados. fíjese que hoy lunes, en el portal flywire indicó que se reporta más de 1360 cancelaciones más de mil retrasos, 400 vuelos fueron cancelados por united, ocupando el primer lugar en el reporte, seguido de southwest con alrededor de 270. precisamente nuestra colega compañera arlen fernández se encuentra en texas y ha sido afectada por las cancelaciones de vuelos arlen. nos da gusto que estés bien. hemos estado en comunicación contigo desde temprano. cuéntanos cuántas veces te han retrasado o cancelado ya tu vuelo. qué tal fátima? sí, te saludo desde houston, texas. eh? estoy en el noreste de la ciudad y te puedo decir que hasta el momento, a las 18:00 de la tarde mi vuelo ha sido cancelado 5 veces y en el que supuestamente me voy esta noche para san francisco ha sido atrasado 3 veces. ent

andrea's mother jacqueline was raped and murdered in 1987 when andrea was just 3 years old. >> it was of the most h horrendous crimes. she was brutally raped, tortured. someone found her body walking their dog. >> a local man named larry peterson spent more than 17 years in prison for the crime before dna testing proved his innocence, and he was released. >> did you know that he was going to be released? did they tell you? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> for many, many years, someone was tried, convicted, and put away. >> yes, ma'am. >> and then you find out that the dna doesn't match. >> i mean, you go back into fight or flight. >> you got scared. >> absolutely. >> can you tell us of what? >> who hurt my mother? what happened to jackie? whoever that person is, they're still out there. >> since larry peterson's exoneration with the case now cold, they feel the original crime and victim have become an afterthought. >> it's always been, what do you think about mr. peterson? that is not my charge. i care about jackie. i'm worried about jackie. what about jackie? >> even while victims and their f

here's andrea mitchell. >> a day, everyone. you are watching an nbc news vessel coverage of the assassination attempt on donald j trump. we now have an image of the alleged shooter. the fbi has identified him as 20-year-old pennsylvania resident thomas matthew crooks , a resident of bethel park, pennsylvania. about one hour from the site of the rally. he was shot at the scene by secret service snipers and is dead. this all played out tragically, horrifically yesterday at a trump campaign rally in butler, pennsylvania. officials say crooks opened fire, wounding donald trump while he was on stage. the fbi is calling this an assassination attempt. that rally site, now a crime scene. three members of the audience were also struck. one is dead and two others remain at a local hospital in critical condition. according to the local health network, here is the moment as it happened. >> if you want to really see something sad, take a look at what happened -- >> as you can see, trump was immediately surrounded by secret service agents. t

andrea mitchell is in washington. the drlt looking for a new presidential nominee with just 106 days left until the election and less than a month before the democratic convention. right now vice president kamala harris is the front-runner after president biden's endorsement was quickly followed by many top democrats. senator john fetterman in just the last hour. there's no declared opponent. today the vice president made her first public remarks since president biden's exit, celebrating his record. >> joe biden's legacy of accomplishment over the past three years is unmatched in modern history. i am firsthand witness that every day our president joe biden fights for the american people and we are deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our nation. >> the vice president posting this on x as she launches her effort to top the democratic ticket. it's the first full day of our campaign, so i'm heading up to wilmington, delaware, late tore say hello to our staff in hq. one day down, 105 to go. we're going to win this.

>> well, yeah, andrea. in 2015. the realities back then, he commanded a lot of attention. the iran nuclear deal was one of the biggest in the country. this time he's totally overshadowed by what americans are focused on, domestic politics. back then, he had a firmer base of support in israel. he's more popular than he has been before inside israel. he's not coming with the weight of the leadership credibility that he had back home in 2015. this time there's a lot of frustration, and a lot of belief rightfully so, i think, that he's just trying to cling to power. his main priority is keeping a far right coalition happy so they'll prop him up and keep him in power. what most israelis want is for there to be a cease fire that involves a deal to get the hostages back, and a lot of israelis would like to vote for a new prime minister. he's serving his own political interests by trying to show he's someone to be on the world stage, has drawn a lot of support from the united states. while he thinks that serves his

so, colonel jacobs, can you expand on the very excellent point that andrea made. differences for israel and going up against hezbollah and hamas that were going into what it's 11th month now. we know the toll it has taken on israeli forces. can israel capably fight war on two fronts? >> well, it's having a hard time fighting on one front already. the trouble is that for a wide variety of reasons including domestic political reasons, netanyahu mismanaged everybody's expectations by announcing those and destroying hamas and saying we're going to get the hostages back. recognizing the military, the military of course recognizing it was extremely difficult to do and built up terrain with tunnels and the rest of that. at a time when israel was threatened and continues to be, has always been threatened by hezbollah in the north. so mismanaging expectations works to his and to the idf tremendous disadvantage. they've had a hard time just achieving the objectives netanyahu set down in gaza. always bounces back because it's supported by iran and others. we said from the be

mein name ist andreas jassin herrmann, ich bin 29 jahre alt, bin frankfurt. ich heißson hermann, geboren im orak. andreas hat durch mich den islam kennengelernt und ist ein bisschen seinen eigenen weg gegangen. als rund um die uhr gebetet, da fließt eine unglaubliche energie, das sind gefühle, egal wie sehr man schreibt, man muss dort gewesen sein, um das zu fühlen. around 1400 years ago, hussain ibn ali, the prophet of islam's grandson, refused to sway allegiance to yazid, the calif at the time as he regarded the kalif. an oppressor who didn't follow islamic rules. hussein believed the dying with dignity was better than living under oppression. he was traveling along with his family members and followers to kufa in iraq to help freedom servers there, when he was confronted by larger contingent of forces loyal to yazid, the omiya kaliff. imam hussein tried to avoid war, but the enemy insisted that he should either pledge allegiance to yazid or fight. on the day of ashura, an unequal war broke out between imam hussain, his 72 companions and yazid's 400 straw c

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here is andrea canning with deadly deceit. >> reporter: snapshot of the time gone by. capturing a life that could have been. now all that's left are the burned out remnants of a life that's gone. >> i've seen the destruction to my family. i've seen my parents fall apart. >> i didn't think my life would turn out like this at all. >> this not come to ahead now, then it would have died down. the carlson family would have always wondered. what really happened? >> the story begins here around the finger lakes. a stunning part of upstate new york. this is where the carlson family put down its roots. >> all right, carl. >> it's here that carl carlson brought his family, christina, to meet his family in 1986. his brother, mike, took her to right away. a very sweetheart of a kid. >> reporter: they met in north dakota where karl was stationed in the air force. when he was discharged, they came to his home to make a life. was she a good fit to the karl sen family? >> absolutely. and karl the rough and ready country boy. her sister liked the way karl made chris laugh. >> he was a