where was her voice coming from, marissa? we did not know. my dad, i just remember, just ran straight into the master bedroom. dennis murphy (voiceover): marissa raced after her father. i just hear her saying, help, someone's in trouble. are you really scared at this point? yes, i was scared. dennis murphy (voiceover): the voice was coming from inside a walk-in closet attached to the bathroom. herman moved closer. wedged against the doorknob was a dining chair. he tugged it aside, opened the door, and there was sandra, on the floor, tied by her arms and ankles, but alive. he said that she did not look well at all. dennis murphy (voiceover): as marissa's mom cut sandra loose, her dad spoke. where's my brother? where's your uncle? dennis murphy (voiceover): the answer to that, unspeakable. what had happened to jamie melgar and to his wife? craig melvin (voiceover): coming up. she looked like she had aged 10 years overnight. just broken and lost. craig melvin (voiceover): sandra melgar, the only possible witness to a night of terror. what would

and marissa, it looks like you're already getting it. >> yeah, lester. i just spoke to the mayor of horseshoe beach. he says he is very concerned. you can see sandbags prepped beside me, behind me. we know there are at least seven counties under mandatory evacuation through the state of florida. 95% of this town has been evacuated with more evacuations happening as we speak, lester. >> marissa parra, thank you. this storm is growing more dangerous by the minute. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking its path tonight. angie, good evening. >> good evening, lester. this system expected to continue strengthening, while it spends time over those warm gulf bringing heavy rain to the state of florida. winds right now at 65 miles per hour, and continuing to move north at 12 miles per hour. into the evening hours, tornado watch in effect for most of the state of florida, stretching into parts of georgia, as that circulation sits offshore. expected to make landfall late morning, early afternoon hours tomorrow. and then meander across parts of the southeast,

>> 100%. >> marissa parra joins me now. so what happens next?reporter: good question, that spacex dragon capsule will save two seats when it launches to the international space station, but before that, the starliner spaceship will undock and head back to earth with no one on board. jose. >> marissa parra, thank you. >>> and now to politics, and with donald trump and vice president harris now both officially their party's nominees, the race for president enters its final phase. aaron gilchrist has the latest on the sprint to election day. >> reporter: the nominees for president begin the final sprint to election, the time line shrinking with early voting starting next month in at least six states, including the crucial battleground of pennsylvania. the harris campaign announcing plans to take a bus tour through the battleground state of georgia next week, targeting black, working class, rural and suburban voters. both campaigns already looking beyond the election to january. setting up presidential transition teams as required by law. nbc news h

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that's comments, marissa. can't get away but like the focus on the journalists and this whole story takes away from what happened like with the scandal in the first place in the sense that i think most people like most everyday people i couldn't even explain to you like the details of like why water it was even bad, you know, it was like, oh they did something wrong, but i don't think most people can really explain it and that way that they're they're more like, oh is the story of these great journalists and they're not even paying attention to like what nixon or anybody even did wrong at that point which is like the so what like that's the problem is that the attention is taken away from like the wrongdoings that have happened which means that they could happen again because nobody really took in or cared the first time that it happened because they were distracted by this other story fair point other thoughts in answering the so what question? fernanda, thank you. i'd say that maybe like not to always think

marissa vuelve a ganar la final de 100 metros. ♪♪ ♪♪ ¡vamos, marissa!ara que vaya swanson. tira para sophia smith. gol gol! enorme definiciÓn de sofÍa schmitz. >> todo estÁ listo ya en el parque de los prÍncipes. la casa del paris saint germain, que hoy es el escenario para esta gran final. ayer vimos como espaÑa en un partidazo, le ganÓ a la selecciÓn local a francia y se quedÓ con el oro en el fÚtbol masculino. vamos a ver quÉ sucede hoy en este gran partido. una de las favoritas de estados unidos frente a esta gratÍsima sorpresa que brasil. >> yo no sÉ si estÁs conmigo. creo que toda la presiÓn hoy estÁ con el team usa que llega a este partido con la obligaciÓn de ganarlo. en cambio, brasil podrÍa dar esa sorpresa, pero digamos, la gente no espera que brasil en el dÍa de hoy gane sÍ o sÍ el oro. lo que pasa es que estÁ tan cerca brasil, estÁ tan cerca de algo que nunca ha conseguido, que es el oro y que siempre lo ha buscado. >> que tambiÉn la ilusiÓn te te te puede producir esa presiÓn extra. bueno, este es el camino de la verdeamarela arrancÓ con a

were the couple and that is marissa there in the genoa paper the next day said when truman entered, there was a wedding celebration and the former of the united states, after having taken part in the celebration some time, wanted to pose for photographers with the bride and groom. will does have a completely memory of their wedding wedding, and they sent these pictures to harry and bess and independent after after got back. and i looked everywhere. i mean, i tried to find this couple and i was not i just wasn't able to find so if you have any idea where marissa and tulio these days, i'd love to find out what happened, what happened to them. and interesting, too, that they're getting married at a italy's economy is just exploding. i mean, it was a great time to, you know, be in italy and to grow there, to be married there and start a family there. there was another interesting incident after harry went to a con. they stayed at the chateau san martin, which is in vance, a small where the matisse chapel is today. and it's a it's a pretty high end. it's still there high end resort hotel

nbc's marissa parra has more. >> reporter: u.s. gymnast jordan chiles is facing orders to return her bronze medal. but usa gymnastics not going down without a fight. backing chiles, this he reveal they've submitted video evidence in their appeal. it comes after this controversial decision by the international olympic committee to reallocate the bronze win to romania. since posting her heartbreak chiles has gone quiet, but the romanian speaking out posting, jordan, my thoughts are with you. the emotional whiplash began with the individual women's floor exercise. chiles initially placing fifth but her team at the last minute challenging her score. >> thought why not put the inquiry in. >> reporter: after review the judges boosted her score, she was bumped into bronze medal third edging out barbosu. both athletes swapping tears of heartbreak and joy. >> there are so many emotions going through my body in that moment. >> reporter: but now the court of arbitration for sport ruling four days later that the bronze making inquiry came four

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all right, marissa parra for us.arissa, thank you. >> al's over there with a very messy map this morning. >> that's right. a lot of folks along the eastern seaboard are going to be impacted by this. right now, we have debby, 30 miles north/northeast of charleston, 50-mile-per-hour winds. it's picked up a little forward speed. moving northwest at 5 miles per hour. and we've also got tornado watches now from virginia all the way down to between newburne and myrtle beach. we'll be watching that very, very closely. in fact, flood watches and warnings now from syracuse, new york, all the way down to savannah for 22 million people right now and the risk of severe weather from charlottesville down to wilmington. tornadoes could be likely in this area. also damaging winds. so here are the impacts we see from debby as it makes its way north. roanoke from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m., 5 inches of rain. charlotte. up to 4 inches between now and 10:00 p.m. raleigh, 5 inches, that's today. then we move into tomorrow. the impact, syracu

whether meteorologist marissa torres.included another workweek temperatures whether the big stories there is a sharp contrast if you're waking up in the southern part or the northern part. for the south through much of texas we see he advisory, excessive heat warning where the air temperatures and he is still in the triple digit from 100 - 110. you take it into the northern tier the great least in northern atlantic record temperatures and we will be warming upward trending warmer as we head into the weekend. a final taste of below average temperatures before we returned to the summerfield. for the west coast a decent area of low pressure coming on shore, ten or 15 degrees below average with the high temperatures through portions of california through oregon, seattle and as we head to the weekend the first taste of snow, august snow for portions of the central sierra out of california. maybe a tenth of an inch or so in august dusting of snow in the mountains as sign of things to come perhaps. maria: not good. marissa torre

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meanwhile a look at the forecast "fox weather" be neurologist marissa torres.dline in vast differences whether in texas or in the northeast the midatlantic and the great lakes will kick it off with texas, we have a day of dangerous heat, heat advisory, excessive heat warning spanning across the lone star state, abilene texas had the hottest day ever recorded in they have been keeping record since 1885, that was 113 degrees another day or maybe feeling it like it when you head into the humidity from dallas to houston to abilene. if you take into the great lakes and the northeast a little bit cooler this is one of the last days that we will temperatures below average in the morning and the afternoon. some are making a comeback like chicago will feel one with the degrees before we get into the weekend of the west coast decent size storms coming about that will draw for california maybe 15 degrees below average in by friday and saturday the first snow into the mountains of california by this weekend. maria: first snow. come on thank you. marissa torres, "fox weathe

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marissa parra, nasa said their technical experts are trying to figure out the best way to bring them home. >> reporter: so, no decision has been made yet, no decision has been reached in terms of when or how those astronauts will come down. remember, you just mentioned this was supposed to be a ten-day mission, it's now been months, it could be much longer, in terms of how much longer we're waiting to find out from the flight readiness review. that flight readiness review is not expected to happen until any sooner than the end of next week or the start of the week after. one thing that i thought was interesting from this pressup date today, the first time i heard them, this whole summer, we have time, we have time, today we don't have time when we're looking at the end of this month, we need to have a decision by then, so in terms of, you know, the safety of the astronauts i want to take you to what we heard today, reassuring they're taking safety into consideration, not the first time that the astronauts have an extended stay. they'll have eight months in orbit. we've done successfu

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nbc's marissa parra is on the ground in wilson county, north carolina.where that tornado hit overnight. what are you seeing there in north carolina? >> reporter: hey, ana, you might be able to see over my shoulder. this is just one of the homes that was hit by what we presume to be one of these tropical tornados that happened overnight. you can basically see that is the second floor of that home as has collapsed on top of the first floor. the reason we're here is because search and rescue was looking for a man they believed was inside, i regret to let everyone know they it not find him alive. these tornados have already proven to be deadly. it's important to remind everyone at home, we talk about how slow this tropical storm system is, moving at a crawl of anywhere between 5 to 10 miles per hour. at last check it was 7 miles per hour, but this is a reminder of just how dangerous this storm system can still be. overnight, tropical storm debby soaking the east coast as the slow-moving system makes a second landfall overnight in south carolina. >> this was

marissa, appreciate you.nk you. >>> jumping overseas now to a critical new round of cease-fire talks in the middle east. hamas is sending a delegation to cairo today for new negotiations aimed at ending the violence that's raged on in that region since the october terror attack on israel. we're live in jerusalem with the latest. >> reporter: a hamas delegation is arriving in cairo to be briefed on talks that have been held since thursday between american, israeli, qatari and egyptian officials. the line is that there's progress and the talks are constructive. for the people of gaza, for the family members of the hostages, they have heard this over and over again, without any resolution. there are two main sticking points here that involve two corridors. one corridor is a road between east and west. if israel maintains its presence there, it would effectively prevent the free movement of palestinians on their own land, and it would cut the enclave in half. the other issue, of course, is the philadelphi corrido

let's go to florida and nbc news correspondent marissa parra is there for us. right now? how is recovery in that area going, if it's even able to get underway yet. >>> i would say that here it is night and day difference from what we woke up to this morning. so this is where once hurricane debby made landfall early this morning. we woke up to wind gusts, 80, 90 miles per hour, and of course that steady rainfall that didn't let up until the last hour. so there have been a lot of changes. in terms of what we saw, i'll point out that this is our second location, initially we were reporting live from down the street, and ended up having to evacuate. the water levels were rising so high. so right now, i'm reporting in front of river, just over that way, the gulf of mexico over there, and it was not that long ago, maybe an hour or so ago, where i'm standing right now, i was ankle deep in water. and so we have seen a lot of that water recede, but i always caution people, even if you are in the big bend of florida, debby is now making its way elsewhere, even if you are

that was nbc's marissa parra reporting back here in the bay area. a day of celebration and reflection in san bruno today. city held a grand opening for its new recreation and aquatic center. beautiful. but it was built with funds. san bruno received after a deadly pipeline explosion. you might remember back in 2010, the pg&e gas line exploded, killing eight people, destroying dozens of homes. a restitution settlement with pg&e paid for this new center. you're looking at it here. it's got cutting edge fitness facilities and equipment. mayor says it's also a place for the community to come together and strengthen connections. and now having an indoor pool, outdoor pool, gymnasium, fitness facility, classrooms, modernization and everything that goes with it. and so this is a time for us as we were united then coming back together, being san bruno strong with san bruno pride, and we were celebrating as a community. the facility is open weekdays 7 a.m. to 8 p.m, saturday 7 to 5, and sundays noon to five. all right. this is one of our favorite times of th

marissa parra is in the storm sh zone. >> reporter: after days of widespread flooding wand whippig wind, a tornado wreaking havoc, destroying this middle school and these nearby homes. 85-year-old regina holley's granddaughters say she was inside when the tornado tore through. >> she was in this bed right here. >> she survived? >> yes. >> reporter: now they're trying to salvage what they can. >> that's my word of the day. everything is overwhelming. >> reporter: their neighbor died after his home collapsed on top of him. >> right now we're just trying to get the job done. >> reporter: in north carolina and virginia the threat of both tornados and flooding remains high. priscilla thompson is about 30 miles south of fayetteville. with nowhere to go, water is now gushing out of manholes, flooding roads and now threatening homes. shivering in blankets, three children described a rescue from a creek in raleigh as floodwaters rose. >> it was very scary. it was just rushing on. and there were a bunch of sticks. and they were, they were hitting us. >> reporter: further south, riehli reeling fro

marissa parra, nbc news. >>> and back here at home, we're getting our first look at never-before-seen footage of the moments following that horrific school shooting in uvalde, texas, two years ago. priscilla thompson has more on what the new tapes reveal, and a warning, what you're about to see can be difficult to watch. >> reporter: newly released body cam video from the robb elementary school shooting appears to capture the moment officers took down the uvalde gunman in a barrage of bullets. from the day some blurred or redacted by the city also showing the chaotic aftermath as panicked officers rushed to get children out of those classrooms. >> she's still alive. >> reporter: and administer aid after 77 minutes in the hallway, waiting to confront the gunman. >> everybody that's not a medic out -- out. >> reporter: the release today due to a court order after a lawsuit from a media coalition including nbc news. among the material desperate 911 calls. >> someone with a gun -- >> reporter: including this recording from a man identifying himself as the shooter's uncle. >> he's my nephe

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i mean his, his ability to even fired the attorney general was carrying out an investigation. marissa mine been brag about at the, at the cf, are saying that he was 3 to withhold a $1000000000.00 of loans. in the last, there was something done about this figure who was investigating the agency that was behind not just the, the, the crew itself, but the entire distraction of wealth on behalf of a bunch of western release, of which his son was a position to member and that he demonstrably benefited from quite a bit. he's got a lot to be afraid of it. as far as things that are going to go public should. should trump a take the presidency and we get some form of a new direction for ukraine? god willing, i don't, i don't know if it's even possible. yeah. well, you know, tell by, you know, that the corruption is nothing new in the swamps there, but jane and the binding of a family and they were just really slobs about it. just really sloppy in, you know, in primitive here. okay, is go to patrick. now you want to jump and go head a. yeah, i look a peter, i, i'm sure the ukraine, the proxy wh

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