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stopped that and just gone ahead per shooting in maximizing that horrible in there reenacting this smith of eric and dylan as heroic figures who stood up from the nobody's everywhere against bullies and the whole thing is there's huge tens of thousands of kids online in this community during this so much yeah, john, we talked he have you do you think this is going to be something that we hear more of parents being arrested. >> i think it is. i mean, you're watching states create laws, not all states about requiring the securing of firearms the school, even on its website, the school that was the school district that was attacked said we get threats. we get unverified threats. but the biggest threat to human life is unsecured guns in the home. and this is from the perspective of georgia, where it's not unusual to have guns or rifles in the home where people go hunting words for sports and they said, you know, these, need to be secured. if you look at the history we were just talking about in new and newtown, connecticut he got the gun that he wasn't supposed to have access to and killed his mom.

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eric: right alex, thanks so much. arthel: vice president kamala harris is breaking with the campaign tradition she will not attend next month's al smith york city the first time in 40 years that a major presidential candidate will skip the events. let's go to lucas tomlinson who is live in wilmington, delaware with more. so it lucas do we know what's behind the vice president's decision? >> arthel, the harris campaign said she's going to be out campaigning in the swing states and new york is not one of them. as you mention this is a first time in 40 years since walter mondale was running for president against ronald reagan and 84. of course ronald reagan went on to in 49 states the only state he last was minnesota. fritz and mondale home state where he was centered for over a decade. and also jimmy carter's vice president. but just to get back into the al smith dinner, it is an annual event of course to raise money for catholic charities. it has been around a long time. and it is held on the third thursday in october for the dinner is organized by the memorial foundation the honor of the four-time governor of new york was the first ca

weissman will join us on the federal charges lodged against new york mayor eric adams today and he will give us the latest on jack smith's filing in the charges against donald trump for crimes related to overthrowing the 2020 election. that is 180 page brief that has been filed today. andrew weissman will join us next. andrew weissman will join us next. ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me ♪ ♪ control is everything to me ♪ and now i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi helped visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and with skyrizi, many were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. ask your gastroenterologist how to take control of your crohn's with skyrizi. ♪ control is everything to me ♪ learn how abbvie could help you save. he told us who he was.

eric adams pleading not guilty to federal corruption charges. the mounting calls for him to step down. >>> the beloved two-time oscar winner and star from "harry potter" and "downton abbey," remembering maggie smith. >>> and live from new york, "snl"'s new season kicking off celebrating 50 years of laughs. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. the impact of hurricane helene has been nothing short of devastating. its wide footprint leaving an indelible and tragic mark across more than a dozen states from florida where it made landfall to the carolinas and beyond. the fast-moving hurricane blamed for at least 42 deaths across the region and fears that number could grow. helene slamming ashore overnight with winds of 140 miles per hour driving a storm surge 15 feet high. the fierce winds and heavy rains inundating roads forcing a dramatic air lift of patients from a tennessee hospital. tonight, helene continuing to weaken, but the situation still very critical in many places. historic and catastrophic flooding continues. atlanta recording its first flash flood emergency on record. through it all millions are still without electricity tonight. tom l

eric: okay so disturbing and thankfully thankfully, a tragedy was averted. but it was pretty close and thank you smitht point from her fbi special agent nicole parker sending me now to talk about this medical thank you for your site century for brunch about conference as well a lot of disturbing information we are just two months removed from butler, pennsylvania, and still so many questions about that investigation we have another would be assassin, coming within range within hundreds of yards the president playing golf and sticking a rifle and ak-47, through the fence line and is golf course where he is notably golf get your thoughts on what we know so far the information that was just relayed by the authorities. nicole: first of all i think him for having the press conference because there was little to no information provided to the people and they were not present at the press conference that the houses were doing appreciated the local law enforcement palm beach county sheriff's office, they are amazing and i work with them rise in the fbi at the miami division outstanding as well as the secret s

of course the al smith dinner is next month and the vice president could always change your mind. arthel: okay at lucas tomlinson, thank you very much. eric election time here in the states but in terming the political tide there is been turning to the right with another election today in the state of brandenburg the trend may continue. chancellor ola scholz social democratic party is currently head by just one percentage point against the far right alternative party known as the afd. greg appel cut following the developments election headquarters in germany. hey greg. >> interesting developments the governing party of germany narrowly winning a key state election but the right wing anti- immigrant party is coming on strong. brandenburg is in the eastern part of germany. important because it wraps around the capitol of berlin. and important because the place has been run for a long time by the spd party of current german chancellor shoals which just barely beat the extreme afd which did well into other state elections earlier this month. that party has built its strength on criticism of germany's immigration policy. 2015 alone over 2 mill

eric adams as he turns himself into federal authorities. what happens next in the historic case and how he is fighting to stay in office. >>> legend of the screen. we remember dame maggie smith, best known for her roles in "downton abbey" and harry potter. a look back at her iconic career. >>> bad blood. hackers are targeting popular conner ises like taylor swift's era's tour, what you need to know to avoid becoming the victim of a ticket scam. >>> welcome, everyone. we begin with the breaking news. helene is still reeking havoc across the southeastern u.s. at least 25 people are dead across four different states after helene roared ashore in florida overnight. >> anybody in your house? come on out. we have a boat. >> that's crews racing to rescue people trapped inside burning homes in that part of florida. the storm went from a category 1 to a category 4 hurricane and then back to a tropical depression today. all within the span of 24 hours. multiple states are facing once in a lifetime flooding. more than 3 million people without power. according to our nbc affiliate wcyb in northern tennessee, more than 50 patients and staff members were trapped on the roof of a hospital