the hazing investigation following the death of a missing student at dartmouth. his body found in a river with underwater cameras, just 65 feet from shore. >>> the dramatic rescue of multiple boaters after crashing at high speed right into a bridge. >>> and tonight, take a look. the newest residents of the san diego zoo. the giant pandas have arrived. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. and we begin tonight with the breaking news. president biden on the world stage just moments ago. his first global speech since the debate, standing before world leaders at the nato summit in washington, d.c. before the speech, president biden standing alongside those leaders in the very room where nato began. tonight, the president marking the 75th anniversary of america's most important alliance. those world leaders, of course, watching, american voters now watching very closely too. and the unexpected moment at the end of the speech from the president. awarding the nation's highest civ

the dartmouth the eleanor the beaver and the william. and they arrived in they arrived a massachusetts in that order. and three of them arrived in boston properly. the dartmouth, the eleanor and the beaver fine, the william hit a storm and wrecked off of cape cod and it wrecked on december 11th. now, that could have been the of it. it's hard to imagine that crates full of tea are going to survive a shipwreck. it would have been a tea already, you'd think. but it wasn't the ships, the ships cargo was salvaged. and so one of the east india merchants with handling the east india companies affairs in boston, we call them the consignees one of the consignees got on his horse and rode out to the cape and sorted this out. he found some men to salvage the tea and he paid them in tea from. the williams consignment too, for labor, which was no small feat and potentially quite a dangerous job to be salvaging this off of the rocks the ship had wrecked. and of course, rocks and waves in a storm are dangerous places. so we paid them in tea and after s

entire dartmouth community is grieving over the tragic loss of jang. and two planes flying too close to each other in syracuse on monday. delta flight was taking off as american flight was about to land. air traffic controller instructed american flight to go around at syracuse airport to keep separate from departing delta flight. former president trump challenging president biden to a golf match, once again, this time with $1 million charity donation on the line. >> i'm officially challenging crooked joe to an 18-hole golf match right here. i will give him 10 strokes and if he wins, i will give the charity of his choice, any charity he wants, $1 million. >> carley: biden's camp says the president is too busy, joe biden does not have time for donald trump's antics. 10 strokes and a million bucks. >> lawrence: what a lame response. >> ainsley: maybe biden's team will push him to play. >> brian: my first question, how many strokes. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> lawrence: maybe don't push the president, he is barely standing right now. >> ainsley: i jus

he was living on the dartmouth campus for the summer.le this investigation is still in its early stages, police have revealed that one lead they are chasing down has come from an anonymous tip. >> this morning, the death of dartmouth student won jang prompting the school to suspend a fraternity and sororities. police investigate whether hazing was a factor. authorities in new hampshire saying preliminary reports show alcohol may have been a factor in the 20-year-old's death. >> we did receive an anonymous email this morning through the college that there may be some hazing involved, so certainly we will look into that aspect of it, too. >> police say jang was last seen at a social gathering on the docks. after an extensive search with drones and divers, an underwater camera found his body sunday evening 65 feet off shore. jang was a biomedical engineering major and a member of the beta alpha omega fraternity. dartmouth tells us that fraternity, along with the sorority alpha phi, had been previously disciplined last fall for alcohol, and

. >>> police are investigating after a dartmouth student was found dead. officials are looking into whether hazing played a role in this tragedy. nbc's emilie ikeda has more of the community's search for answers. >> reporter: juan jang dreamt of winning a nobel prize, a student mentor and guitar player in a band. something he started with girlfriend lydia jenn. >> he was the brightest soul on this campus, and he did not deserve what happened to him. >> reporter: on sunday, jang's body was found 65 feet offshore in the connecticut river. the 20-year-old was last seen the night before at a social gathering near the dartmouth boathouse, according to authorities. jenn, who was not there, says he didn't know how to swim. >> when we found out, it was horrible. all those stages of grief, and they all kind of happened all at the same time, except for the acceptance part. >> reporter: while hannover police say there was no sign of foul play, they're looking into the potential of hazing and involvement of alcohol, though haven't released any evidence. now, the two g

. >>> the dartmouth student found dead in a river. police investigating. is it linked to a fraternity event? >>> the possible close call between two passenger jets. what the faa says happened. >>> alec baldwin in court as jury selection begins in the "rust" shooting trial. >>> nbc news investigates the texas megachurch pastor resigning after he was accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl decades ago. our new reporting revealing his attorney tried to blame her in the alleged abuse, and who else in the church knew about it. >>> and your first look at the first giant pandas to enter the u.s. in 21 years. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. president biden is stomping out political brushfires tonight that are eating at his campaign while democrats on capitol hill hash out whether the president remains the right person to carry the party to victory in november following that debate performance that turned the presidential campaign on its head. for now, the president still hanging on in what could prove

that was it for dartmouth. no reflection on, dartmouth. he hustled, hustled on. entered medical school. and practiced medicine for over 50 years at 454 huntington avenue. how do you do it. how did any of these kids do it. practice medicine over 50 years? and i to say, i spent lot of time at 454 huntington avenue. anyway, enough for me. thank you. wonderful. i owe a lot to northeastern university. thank you you. you got it.

and this is four days after hurricane beryl hit and dartmouth under investigation for an alleged hazing incident after a student was found dead? i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner. this is cnn news central happening right now, president biden's fight to stay in the 2024 race and disproved democratic doubters comes to a head today with press conference. >> this evening, his first since the cnn debate, the exact unscripted type event that democrats say president biden has needed if he's going to shake off calls to exit and if he's going to get democratic lawmakers, donors, and voters to stop rethinking the whole thing. now add to that conversation, new polling out from abc news this morning showing biden and donald trump continue to run evenly nationally with no real post-debate change in voter preferences. yet the same poll finds 62% of democrats and democratic leaning voters in this poll said that he should step aside 54% of self-proclaimed biden supporters say that biden should step aside and as this is also as the first sitting democratic senator, senator peter welch sa

so i served on the dartmouth board of trustees. we had a lot of hardheaded business people on that board. what happened? basically, the academics just ran rings around them. right. they were never going to be able to have the capability to figure out what these what these what these people work we're doing. right. and basically, it was very made very clear. your job is to shut up and write checks. right. and what they did was essentially empower the president of the university, thinking of the president as basically being like the ceo of a company, which is what a lot of they were, but a ceo with no profit and loss statements, i'm sorry, is not the same. ceo has to meet a balance sheet. right. there's no accountable bility. and so we have these presidents who are basically being empowered without any accountability of what they were doing, who basically then act as sort of political actors responding to their various constituencies, in particular the faculty in the loudest squeaky wheels on campus for among student protesters and t

on sunday afternoon after being last seen the night before at informal social gathering near the dartmoutht house. the school suspending two fraternities as police continue to investigate whether hazing was a factor. the faa is investigating after two planes appeared to be flying too close to each other in syracuse on monday. that is not good. the delta flight was taking off as the american airlines flight was about to land. the faa says an air traffic control he instructed the american airline flight to go around the syracuse airport to keep it separate from the departing delta flight. apparently close call there. former president trump challenging president biden to a golf match once again. but this time with a $1 million charity donation on the line. >> i'm also officially challenging crooked joe to an 18 hole golf match right here. i will give him 10 strokes aside and if he wins i will give the charity of his choice any charity that he wants $1 million. [applause] >> carley: well president biden's camp says the president is just too busy saying quote president biden doesn't have time f

. >> two greek organizations at dartmouth college have been suspended after a student's death being investigatedng. the body of 20 year old huan jiang was found in a nearby river after a social event. his cause of death not yet determined, the school says his fraternity was already on alcohol related probation, and now to a groundbreaking medical procedure. >> it is giving a cancer patient a new outlook on life. >> you can hear my voice right now. two months ago, i couldn't talk a massachusetts man now has his voice back after a rare surgery. >> marty killian is the first ever cancer patient to undergo a total larynx transplant. i want people to know this can be done, and it's a process, but it's worth it. the 59 year old was part of a study aimed at opening the life changing operation to more patients. >> i said, no matter what, gina, i'm getting my voice back. >> while the organ may be known as the voice box, it's also vital for breathing and swallowing. but some doctors do not embrace the surgery because people can survive without a larynx. and organ transplants can be risky. others disagree,

he serves as the chair of the native american visiting committee at dartmouth college. and i could go on on, but i am not the speaker. he is the speaker. so we hear from him about his experience, and he will introduce mr. grover and engage in a conversation, take it away. great. thank you so much i want to start by thanking capital historical society for bringing us all together today to kind of talk about discuss this important anniversary. there's a lot of complexity to kind of dates like this. and so i hope you've had an impactful and. educational symposium so far. i also just want to acknowledge and thank cedar for her art and for her remarks. you know, i think this kind of history is hard, right. and it's hard to tell, but i think there's a lot we can learn art. right. and so very grateful for her, for her work. it's my honor to introduce secretary grover. i've known for a little while now and excited about our conversation today. i think it's worth noting that we could probably spend a few days talking native american representations, right? so we only have an hou

was just speaking at dartmouth last week. in fact, i read christine romans book on my flight, come to boston and then on the shuttle to new hampshire and a bunch of the undergrads came up to me and i like, why are they so interested in this? they knew me from my podcast, right? they knew me from matter of opinion. this weekly opinion podcast, i have within you, which is great and people should listen to me. yes, it's not just carlos, although that would be enough me. but he does it with three other ross douthat, lydia polgreen and michelle cottle. the four of us sort of discussed the news of the day. and so that was to me, i'd never you know, i they were here for my book and for my great column. right. and they were there because they listened my podcast. right. and so i realized a different audience, right? and that's a way to reach a different kind of audience. chris mentioned that i wrote about the project 20 to 25 plans for the heritage foundation for second trump term, and i wrote a column about it we did a podcast discu

director of the ritual bread, is the right to resist when names and rico riley i'm a professor at dartmouth college in visual artists neamah bickerstaff. and i'm soprano on the project. i also embody erica garner and here in new york city i think about this scale in this work. it is so large. there's this beautiful giant projection screen. we're rekos painting it's behind all of the action. >> there is dance, there's music, there's acting, there's a chorus of 90 over 250 people engaged in this version of it. i had fortune hearing. eric garner's mother gwen carr, speak. she spoke about truth speaking our own truth and she also talked about join remembering the joys that her son had. they had together it's an opera. in many ways. it has to be because it is a clarion call. it's allergy for eric and for erica. and it is also i think a magnificent call to action, joyous action for the community it's not just entertainment. >> there's something else to it. i think those of us who worked on it i think we understand that things i love about it because work on this canvas is that it is filled with c

as a former avid rugby player at dartmouth college and founding member of the congressional rugby caucus, it's my honor to welcome the u.s. men's eagles to the house of representatives. tomorrow the men's eagles host scotland right here in our nation's capital city. i encourage you to watch the game. scotland is a nation with a proud rugby heritage and rugby continues to grow in popularity in the united states. this game on friday will be a great rematch has six years ago the u.s.a. defeated scotland in an historic upset of the number sixth ranked team in the world. i welcome the scottish team to washington and wish both teams a good game. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for a minute. >> i rise today to honor the loss of a local institution, the old pink. mr. kennedy: a neighborhood tavern where western new yorke

. >> i make him wear a dartmouth t-shirt. >> i have an ole miss t-shirt i'm allowed to wear.ove ole miss, too. anyway, this whole populist thing is crazy. this whole we love america, nobody else loves america. how do you love america if you're always saying that it's terrible? how do you love america when you deny that we have the strongest economy in the world? how do you love america when you deny that we still have the greatest entrepreneurial engine in the world? how do you love america when you continue to tear down the strength of america's military, when you call them weak and woke? in fact, they're stronger relative to the rest of the world any time since 1945. how do you love america when you keep talking about how terrible america is? that's the great enduring mystery i would love answered. that is the great enduing mystery that i wish democrats would actually ask republican candidates. >> i think for jd vance, his effort to sort of symbolize his transformation from venture capitalist to this version of himself is when he grew the beard. no beard back then. now, he