tom costello, nbc news, washington >>> when we come back, there is good news tonight.he moments these teachers celebrated one student who never stopped celebrating them >>> there is good news tonight about the art of writing thank you notes. if you think the younger generations don't appreciate the power of thank yous boyd huper from our affiliate kare in minneapolis has a story that just might change your mind >> reporter: teaching can at times be a thankless job. >> here we go. >> reporter: part of the reason -- >> dear mr. sanders. >> reporter: this note from a student meant so much to ira sanders. >> you never know what impact you have. >> reporter: the note put mr. sanders in good company. >> okay. dear ms. madsen. >> dear mr. powers. >> every teacher you meet -- >> dear mr. powers -- >> reporter: has been blessed by the flute player in the roseville high school band but why? >> i just like to thank them because they help me a lot >> reporter: once she started -- >> you are a kind, amazing, awesome teacher. >> reporter: she never stopped. >> this one is kindergart

for more rain as texas also deals with another risk of severe weather tomorrow priscilla thompson, nbc newsuston, texas. >> devastating images out of texas >>> we now want to head to iowa, and the new video just in showing that apartment building in the city of davenport starting to collapse earlier this week. it is our first look at the moment when it happened shaquille brewster is in davenport with the latest >> reporter: tonight, exclusive new video of the moment this davenport, iowa, apartment building suddenly collapsed four days ago. officials say three people are likely still trapped in the rubble brandon colvin, ryan hitchcock, and daniel prien were each living in parts of the building no longer where you can see the facade crumbled here >> all the information provided to us is that space is not sustainable for life >> reporter: the update comes amid new questions about missed warning signs in the days before the partial collapse >> i just told them leave, get away, back away. >> reporter: this was the day before the actual collapse. >> yes. >> reporter: ryan shafer runs a masonry b

andrew is also an nbc news legal analyst. having donald trump on tape say, yes, i've got a classified document, and yes, i have limited ability to show it to you, before the government went in to get those documents, before they were even asking for them, how significant is that if that's true? >> if it is true, it is the proverbial smoking gun. i mean, this case is about knowingly and intentionally retaining classified information. and it may also be about obstruction of justice. so if you have the defendant on tape confessing that, if you are a prosecutor, there's nothing better, and as we know, donald trump likes to denigrate anybody and everyone who testifies against him, but here will be his own words. so that is really a strong as you can get. one question i have about this is whether the document that he refers to was actually returned by him to the archives or produced by his counsel pursuant to the subpoena, meaning is it going to have additional significance because it's a document that actually was not returned by

weather sweeping from charleston to new york as the threat could worsen overnight emilie ikeda, nbc news, new york >>> let's go to the deadly implosion of that submersible near the titanic. canadian and u.s. investigators are interviewing the crew of the ship that launched the sub tom costello joins us now. tom, the mother of the 19-year-old who died is also speaking out >> reporter: yeah, that's right christine dawood lost her husband, shahzada, and her 19-year-old son, suleman she says the teen wanted to go, so she gave up her seat on the sub. meanwhile, salvage crews are now working to recover the remains of the sub while in st. john's, newfoundland investigators have interviewed the crew of the mothership and recovered the ship's black box, the voyage data recorder. there are multiple investigations under way here the canadian transportation safety board, the royal canadian mounted police, and the u.s. coast guard, which has launched a marine board of investigation. that's the most serious level of investigation, which could lead to civil or criminal sanctions depending on the findin

nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster is in manchester, new hampshire. shaq, what is christie saying about why he decided to run for president again? >> well, he's saying he wants to change the direction not just of the country but of the republican party. we've already heard and he's been open about going after fellow republicans for what he calls grievance politics saying he wants to get away from culture wars and see a campaign more positive and one that looks like a more traditional campaign, at least before former president trump entered the race in 2016 and one thing that is abundantly clear when listening to what we heard in the past a lot of this campaign will be based on former president trump and providing somewhat of a counterpunch to that. you mentioned some of that relationship we've seen between the two, christie supporting trump after he dropped out after his 2016 presidential campaign ended, throwing his support behind former president trump. that support lasting into the 2020 election. chris christie now saying that he doesn't trust the

. >>> an nbc news exclusive. the investigation into a dangerous drug partnership on u.s. soil chinese criminal groups working with mexican cartels. how america became the middle man >>> plus our look into the future with apple's new virtual reality headset. but is its price tag a reality for shoppers >>> and behind the scenes with the queen of soul. the never-before-seen photos of aretha franklin >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening it's great to be back with you tonight the mystery behind the tragic fate of a private jet that flew for hours in radio silence has investigators focused on a remote section of virginia where the plane crashed to earth on sunday. the highly experienced pilot and his three passengers including a small child were killed the plane tracked on radar as it flew from tennessee toward its destination, long island, new york, only to turn around and fly back south with the plane not responding to controllers its pilot appearing to be slumped over according to the crews of air force f-16s sent to intercept the plane a

nbc news has not heard the recording. ght president trump calling the story fake news and just a continuation of the witch hunt. >> when he left for mar-a-lago, he was the commander in chief. there is no doubt that he has the constitutional authority as commander in chief to declassify. >> reporter: both president biden and mr. trump are facing special counsel investigations into their handling of classified documents. in mr. trump's case, they were discovered during an fbi search of his mar-a-lago home after he refused requests to turn them over for months. meanwhile, on the campaign trail today, mr. trump, the republican front-runner, intensifying his attacks against his top rival, florida governor ron desantis, who's touted unlike trump he could serve for the next eight years. >> when i heard desanctis go out, eight years. you don't need eight years. you need six months. we can turn this thing around so quickly. >> reporter: nbc's gabe gutierrez asking about that claim today. >> former president trump says he can do it

>> all right, kaylee, thank you. >>> now to our nbc news exclusive. president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine speaking out about his military's new counteroffensive against russia. he spoke today with chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: ukraine tonight is in a full-scale fight to take back russian occupied land. >> hi, richard. >> good to see you again. >> how you? >> reporter: a pivotal moment for our interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy at the presidential compound in kyiv. it must be a very critical time for you. >> critical and very busy. >> reporter: for over a year, ukraine has been fighting successfully to defend itself. now going on the offensive to break through russian front lines is proving to be challenging. >> we are now in the early days of this long anticipated counteroffensive. how is it going? >> translator: i cannot give you all the details. the rebels are defensive and offensive actions. things look not bad. i would say it's generally positive, but it's difficult. our heroic people, our troops who

harry smith, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watchingeveryone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right on nbc bay area, dozens of antioch police officers involved in a racist text sex scandal. long-time residents of the area say they've experienced. >>> plus -- >> there is a mobilized organized effort to paint this villainous awful picture. >> a well-known drag queen fighting back. we're talking to peaches christ after google distanced itself from the performer's event. and this rover will eventually head to the moon after showing off its capabilities here in the bay area. and we got an up close look.

senior government officials tell nbc news the u.s. military knew there was something wrong with a small plane about 15 minutes after it took off from tennessee. it flew toward new york and then unexpectedly turned around. >> six f-16 fighter jets were launched and they created a sonic boom that just rattled all of the d.c. area. the small plane eventually crashed. the plane's owner told nbc news his daughter, granddaughter, a nanny, and pilot were on board. virginia state police say no survivors were found. >> let's bring in our pentagon correspondent. courtney, let's talk about this new reporting that you have got about when they first figured out there was a problem, and then when they intervened. >> yeah, that's right. so we just learned this afternoon from our colleague jay blackman, one of the producers at nbc that, in fact, it was only about 15 minutes after this cessna took off that the pilots failed to respond to a call from a radio tower. so it was very early on in this flight that something went amiss. now we still don't know

can >> reporter: a humble player preparing for the biggest steps of his career meagan fitzgerald, nbc news, paris. >> what a future he has ahead of him good luck. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," president biden crisscrossing the bay area, talking ai and raising some big-time campaign cash. we'll show you where he went and who he met. >>> i just assume these things are somewhat performative.

this is "the fast forward" on "nbc news daily." light pole with such force that it split in two and burst into flames. the two young men killed were brothers. nbc bay area's pete suratos is at a memorial for the victims. >> reporter: we're here in dublin along dougherty road. as you can see behind me, a memorial has been set up where a deadly crash took place, taking the lives of two brothers who died in that crash. you see the candles, the flowers, as well as messages to those two brothers. now, as far as the details on the crash, we know it took place on tuesday night along dougherty road and fall creek in dublin. now, the driver did crash his bmw into that tree and light pole we just showed you, and that car bursted into flames. brothers inside have been identified as adam and khaleed from san ramon. of course they died in that crash. we're told by friends they had a love for cars and that both brothers were in their 20s when they passed away in this crash, one of them attending law school. we know both of them graduated from ne

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gadi schwartz, nbc news, san jacinto, california, 900 miles away from bend. >>> and that's "nightly newsesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself a and each other. good night . >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a rare sight around here for june -- rain. we're tracking what's left of this storm and what might come later in the week. >>> also, florida is firing back, admitting they sent those migrants here to california. >>> plus,

news." our lookback as we move forward. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, and welcome as the people of perryton, texas, survey the destruction and more lives lost from a catastrophic tornado, 31 million people in the south and southern plains remain on alert for the risk of more severe weather going into the weekend. three people died in perryton, including an 11-year-old child. the panhandle town struck by one of at least ten reported tornados across five states yesterday. all day, search teams have been scouring shattered homes in search of other potential victims. since wednesday, there have been over 20 reported tornados from texas to georgia. 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts recorded in escambia county, alabama. while over a foot of rain has portions of northwest florida under a flash flood emergency. and a separate storm system spawning violent weather in the east this evening. let's get details from sam brock. sam, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening. with all this destruction around me, the governor of texas has issued a disaster declaration

emilie ikeda, nbc news, new york. >>> now to a seismic shake-up for the golf world tonight. the pga uniting with its bitter rival saudi-backed liv golf. miguel almaguer now on why the fallout from the new partnership goes far beyond the fairway. >> reporter: striking a deal that blind-sided the sports world, today's merger between the pga and saudi-backed liv golf transcends the game. some of the sport's biggest names joined liv just a year ago, launching a bitter rivalry on the fairways, pitting top players against each other, creating geopolitical tension, dividing fans, and triggering a slew of lawsuits. >> i think the golf world, including the biggest names in the sport were stunned. i don't think anybody saw this coming. >> why did it happen? >> money. at the end of the day, money. and discovery down the line that was ahead with lawsuits that were pending for both sides. >> reporter: with billions of dollars to be invested by saudi arabia, often criticized for human rights violations, yasir al rumayyan becomes chairman of the new entity. >> we've recognized that togethe

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we always answer the call. >> reporter: tonight oceangate spokesperson tells nbc news the company has, quote, no additional information to share at this time. also new tonight, a closer look at the ongoing recovery operation. pelagic research services sharing these photos at its remotely operated vehicle odisious from today day's dive, call it remarkably difficult and risky challenged by environmental stresses. titan went missing last sunday on its descent to the "titanic" shipwreck. on thursday officials announced the discovery of submersible debris near "titanic's" bow saying it appears to have ended in a catastrophic implosion. now investigators are looking into voice recorders from titan's mother ship with the submersible's experimental design coming under growing controversy. still no definitive answer on how adventure became tragedy. jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> new body camera video from san antonio shows the final moments before police shot and killed a woman in her own home. three officers now charged with murder, and a warning here, some of the video you're about to see is di

and earlier this year nbc news was on board a u.s. aircraft when it was intercepted by a chinese jet that flew 500 feet off the wing for over an hour. u.s.-china relations have hit new lows since the u.s. shot down that chinese balloon earlier this year. china says these encounters are justified to protect its sovereignty in what is a deepening rivalry with the u.s. in asia. lester? >> janis mackey frayer in beijing. thank you. >>> in ukraine new efforts in the east are provoking a war of words from russia as it claims a major ukrainian offensive has failed. molly hunter reports from a country on the apparent eve of major battle, where sirens are sounding once again tonight. >> reporter: tonight ukraine is accusing russia of spreading misinformation. the russian ministry of defense announcing today that a major ukrainian offensive had failed on the eastern front in donetsk, releasing this drone video russia says shows ukrainian tanks being stopped in their tracks. the ministry also claiming hundreds of ukrainian troops have been kille

meagan fitzgerald, nbc news, paris. >> what a future he has ahead of him. good luck. y news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> as the search intensifies for the missing sa marine on a message to "the titanic," one on board has a bay area connection.

maya eaglin, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . >>> a major warm-up as we head towards july 4th weekend. >>> also, colleges no longer allowed to use race-based admissions. how will the supreme court's controversial ruling impact california students? >>> plus -- >> effective today, we're making our brothers and sisters whole. >> what should reparations look like for black californians? a task force spent two years looking into this issue. and today, its

city as san francisco pays the price for its struggle over the city's identity miguel almiguer, nbc newsn francisco. >>> we're getting new details about how four children survived that deadly plane crash in the amazon and for the first time, we're learning more about the pilot's urgent mayday calls. kelly cobiella reports. >> reporter: it's been called a miracle, four siblings between the ages of 1 and 13 found alive after 40 days alone in the amazon jungle. surviving a plane crash that killed their mother and two others "i always had faith," their father said. a preliminary report issued by colombian authorities and obtained by nbc news says the single engine cessna they were in was airworthy, but it says the pilot radioed a mayday twice because of engine trouble. 35 minutes into the flight and again 26 minutes later, calling, mayday, mayday, mayday, the engine is failing again, going to look for a river. the report, written before the children were found, says the aircraft crashed nose first into the jungle floor these photos showing where investigators believe the children were sittin

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nbc news correspondent george solis is on the ground for us. george, a couple of things new this afternoon. it's a crash investigation now, and you were telling us earlier that there's more than just one side of the highway involved in this incident. yeah, kate. good afternoon. it's been one of those dates where this story keeps developing and developing. you're right. now the southbound lanes were compromised as a result of this education plo. -- explosion. officials saying they're going to have to demolish that, and thus delaying the repairs even longer. we know governor josh shapiro signed that emergency declaration. those funds will be made available as soon as possible to get the repair started here. we obtained this from the pennsylvania communications audience. a body was uncovered from the wreckage, and it was turned over to the medical county examiner. they have not identified the person, the name, or the company that was at the helm of this tanker that exploded, but again, this is telling you how quickly this investigation is moving. c

keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >> can't wait. at's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, will the a's get that las vegas ballpark? nevada lawmakers deciding tonight. we are watching the vote closely. >>> also, here we go again. governor newsom blasting florida governor ron desantis. >> what kind of human being does that? >> the battle continues about the

let's bring in nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung now. seeing prices softening, and should we expect to see that continue? >> at the grocery store we're seeing it in pork, we're also seeing it in eggs. the largest monthly decline in the price of eggs. >> a decline, not just less inflation. >> exactly. the average for a dozen eggs is now lower than it was this time last year and much lower than the beginning of the year, which is welcome relief for americans getting sticker shock at the store. prices did still go up by 4% on a yearly rate, although that is much slower than the 9% we saw last year, and that's something that economists are saying that's an encouraging sign. we'd like to get a little closer to 2%, so it's not mission accomplished yet, but whether you look at airline fares, they're going down, so gasoline prices went down between april and may. all of those are welcome news to a lot of americans. >> what does that mean for what we're anticipating this afternoon with the fed? will the rate hikes be off the table now? >> financia

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the majority, 51% of republican primary voters, polled by nbc news, believe that donald trump is our that's a 5% increase compared to nbc's poll in april. this is before he was indicted by special prosecutor jack smith in the classified documents case. look at that, desantis, pence, haley, all down. joining me now to break down our findings in the latest poll, nbc news political correspondent, mark murray. mark, like so much about donald trump, the impacts of this indictment defies all previously believed to lhasa politics. tell us a little bit more about this new polling and what it tells us about how republicans are reacting. >> yeah, chris, i think the simplest explanation of why don't know trump's numbers have increased in this national republican or presidential primary is that republican primary voters really don't carol that much about the indictment. we asked a question, do you have concerns. 77% of republican primary voters say that they don't have concerns, or maybe just minor concerns. that's versus 55% of all registered voters who say,, yes i have major or moderate concer

marissa parra, nbc news >> just amazing. >>> still ahead tonight the new claims after a woman was accusedmurdering her husband and then writing a children's book about grief. her lawyers say new evidence proves her innocence >>> plus a scary moment for these passengers the emergency slide deploying inside the plane >>> we are back with a major update in an alleged murder plot in utah. the woman accused of poisoning her husband to death and then writing a children's book about grief is asking to be released ahead of a key hearing tomorrow and her lawyers are presenting new evidence they believe proves she didn't do it jesse kirsch has more. >> reporter: she is accused of murdering her husband before writing a book on her own kids' grief. >> it completely took us all by shock. >> reporter: more than a year after cory richin's husband died, sh promoted her book on local tv in salt lake city. >> dad is still here just in a different way. >> reporter: weeks later she was arrested for her husband's murder, and tonight richins is asking a judge to set her free. >> it is very difficult to prep fo

jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> there is thank you, and then there is, thank you. ednesday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. yoyo >>> he was there to visit his grandparents. the new details we're uncovering about a 16-year-old boy shot and killed in the east bay.

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tom costello, nbc news, washington >>> i'm sam brock in new orleans' french quarter, where long lines packed this steamboat dock, as unrelenting heat is steaming the entire city >> it's really hot out here >> reporter: new orleans could set record highs the next four days with the heat index approaching 120 degrees. >> i saw someone about two weeks ago had a heatstroke, a lady out here so it's very hot >> reporter: is that scary to see firsthand? >> yes, it was. >> reporter: the city's top priority, caring for the most vulnerable, opening at least nine cooling centers and hydration stations what is the precedence for this kind of a heatwave here >> well, this is unprecedented. extreme, excessive heats that we've never experienced before. >> reporter: the fierce triple-digit temps even impacting our furry friends, who went running for cover, and rendering our news crew camera unusable, frying its circuits by midmorning >> the key thing is take it easy stay hydrated and just use your good senses about. >> reporter: but it's the smoke from the canadian wildfires to our north that's now c