now, here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc news daily. some dramatic revelations about the man who new york police say caused a deadly drunk driving crash last night. three people were killed, including a mother and a son, and more than a half dozen others were hurt. investigators now say daniel hayden blew through a stop sign, jumped a sidewalk and drove straight into a manhattan park where people were watching fireworks, according to his social media. hayden is a substance abuse counselor who has written a book on addiction. hayden is now in police custody, and several people are hurt after a fireworks accident at a july 4th celebration in utah. it happened at a football stadium outside salt lake city, police say during the ceremony. a few of the fireworks misfired and veered toward people in the stands. our nbc affiliate in salt lake city says multiple people had to be taken to the hospital, but it's unclear how badly they're hurt. after a brief pause, police did allow the event to continue, and the wimbledon crowd paid a special tribut

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on nbc news daily. i'm janelle wang. you probably can feel it. the heat wave is coming. f the bay area is set to hit triple digits. nbc bay area's bob redell is in the east bay, tracking fire risk ahead of this heat wave. we expect community pools like this one here in livermore to be very popular this week. as moms and dads bring their kids to cool off during this heat wave. the message from doctors, of course, wear your sunscreen is stay hydrated. the message from cal fire pack your go bag and please be careful you don't accidentally start a wildfire. we actually had another one this weekend here in livermore. fortunately, it was small and put out quickly. i just spoke with cal fire, sonoma lake napa unit up in the north bay, which has already dealt with two major wildfires this season. the point and cites fires. cal fire reminds us that 95% of wildfires are caused by people. now this week's warning is to not set off fireworks during the 4th of july, especially illegal ones. be careful with your barbecue and campfires. if you're in the wilderness, don't park your hot ca

here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc news daily. al of senator robert menendez. the new jersey democrat arrived at federal court in new york city earlier before the jury got the case. he's charged with accepting bribes from three businessmen in the form of gold, cash, and a mercedes-benz convertible. prosecutors say, in exchange, menendez used his power in the senate to do them favors. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> a florida woman who was found with ammunition in her bag while visiting turks and caicos in the caribbean will avoid jail time. sharita greer was fined $1,500 and given a 23-week suspended sentence. she was detained back in may after airport authorities found two bullets in her carry-on bag. greer says she didn't see the rounds had been in her carry-on, which is a bag she had previously used to carry a gun. >>> and a very close call for a small plane in colorado. watch this. on thursday, you see that single engine cessna stall and start to nose dive. but then it recovers, barely avoiding a mountain. the faa has not releas

here are some stories making news on "nbc news daily." of protests in bangladesh. internet and mobile services are currently being blocked. the protest led by college students are responding to the country's supreme court recently reinstating a quota system. that reserves government jobs for various groups, which they say benefit supporters of the prime minister. the students want the jobs to be merit-based. they have defended the quota system while others have favored changes it. >>> we're following breaking news. nbc news has learned exclusively that for the second time the food and drug administration has pushed back a proposal to ban the chemical formaldehyde in hair straightening products. they are frequently marketed to black women to straighten curly or coarse hair. a wide range of studies have linked the chemical to concern cancers. the timeline for fda's proposed ban remains undetermined. >>> a slide with a bumpy history is reopening today. it went viral in 2022 after video captured riders bouncing out of control, sometimes even

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"nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, thursday, july 4th, 2024. >>> conflicted. news has learned president biden is privately torn about his re-election bid as he faces mounting pressure to reconsider his run, what we know about those discussions and what the president is saying publicly today. >>> party in the usa! americans across the country putting on their red, white and blue as fourth of july celebrations are kicking off, but from the beach and the fireworks, will the heat and severe storms get in the way? we're tracking all of that. >>> not so easy. self-checkout lines were designed to make shoppers' lives easier. why are retailers moving away from do-it-yourself lanes. >>> plus, summer of sequels! from despicable me and h, will hollywood's nostalgia draw people back to the box office. >>> welcome, everyone. happy independence everyone. we begin this july 4th in our nation's capital and new reporting today on this holiday about president biden's political future. nbc news has learned that the president is privately torn about calls to step aside. president

we're standing by. >>> welcome to "nbc news daily." no shortage of stories we're getting this hour. >> so much to cover this hour including some lighter news coming up but we begin with the more serious breaking news. >>> several breaking stories involving former donald trump. >> there's a lot to get through, so first, the federal classified documents case against the former president has been dismissed. judge aileen cannon ruling the appointment of special counsel jack smith was unconstitutional. >> the second the republican national convention is now officially under way in milwaukee the former president has decided who his running mate will be, though we don't know who that is at least, we know who's out of the running. sources tell nbc news both florida senator marco rubio and north dakota governor doug burgum have been told they won't be vice president. the roll call is about to get started where they formally nominate donald trump. >> as the investigation grows into the assassination attempt of the former president, mr. trump said

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"nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, july 16th, 2024. >>> breaking news. guilty on all counts. the jury convicts sitting democratic senator menendez in his federal corruption trial. what we can expect next. >>> day two of the republican national convention about to get under way, who we expect to see on stage tonight, after former president trump's surprise appearance with his new running ma it. >>> stunning new details. the moment local police confronted the gunman before he shot former president donald trump. police climbing on to that roof but unable to stop him. >>> strictly defensive moment for him to lower his head. duck. lost his own grip, fell approximately 8 feet to the ground. >> a description of the officer who said he saw the shooter. the growing questions around security failures at that event >>> and prime time. amazon's biggest sale of the year is on. >> this day always catches me by surprise. >> prime day? >> yeah. but my cart is full. >> good, good. you're prepared. nice to have something else to talk about this hour. but a lot of breaking

"nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, tuesday, july 9th, 2024. >>> courtroom drama, jury selection is happening right now in alec baldwin's "rust" shoot trial. >>> triple digit threat, nearly 140 million americans are baking under dangerous heat alerts today. some spots could even see temperatures near 120 degrees, who's expected to shatter records? >>> the ship has sailed, a major wholesale chain is changing its rules around one favorite perk, free shipping. >>> right at home. two giant pandas are settled into their new home in sunny san diego, we'll give you the first adorable look. who doesn't love a nice picture of a panda. >>> we'll start this hour, though, with the trial of actor alec baldwin, under way right now in new mexico. >> baldwin arrived at court this morning for start of the case against him, jury selection began earlier today, the actor's charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection to that shooting death of the halyna hutchins. >> baldwin was holding a prop gun that fired a low round killing hutchins back in 2021. dana griffin is following this trial closel

"nbc news daily" starts right now. ♪♪ today, thursday, july 25th, 2024. king news, face to face, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house for two high stakes meetings. why he's meeting with president biden and vice president harris separately and what's on the agenda. >>> new questions, we're learning more about the former sheriff's deputy charged with killing a woman inside her own home, what we know about the six jobs he held in the past four years and his time in the military. >>> up in the air, nasa says there is no return date for the two astronauts still inside the international space station. why it's taking so long to bring them home. >>> and just keep swimming, imagine swimming in cold, open water surrounded by jellyfish, from england to france, one remarkable 16-year-old has done just that. we're going to dive into what propels her in today's good news. >> 16 and she's done all that. >> yeah, and more than that, she's done many open water swims and she's raising money for a great cause. it's a great story. >>> but we begin thi

iberogast. >>> bottom of the hour now, here are some of the stories making headlines on "nbc news dailye just received a resignation from new jersey democratic senator bob menendez. sources familiar with the matter tell nbc news he'll resign on august 20th. convicted earlier this month of 16 felony counts including briby, extortion and working as a foreign agent. nbc first reported last week that he had been calling allies to tell them that he would step down after his conviction. new jersey governor murphy has said he'll appoint a senator to finish out his term that ends in january. >>> ethiopia local officials say at least 157 people have died from two massive landslides, rescuers say they're still searching for bodies. they expect the death toll to increase, both landslides hit the same village in the remote region of southern ethiopia. shortly after the first, burying dozens of people who gathered to help with rescue efforts. >>> two-time olympic gold medalist andy murray is stepping off the court after paris. the 37-year-old singles champion confirmed on social media that this olym

"nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, july 10th, 2024. >>> laying out the case, opening statements delivered today in alec baldwin's involuntary mans laugter. >>> breaking news, high-profile interview, president biden agrees to sit down with nbc "nightly news" anchor lester holt as he faces growing calls to step aside. big supporters like george clooney now speaking out. >>> phoning home. the two starliner astronauts who remain onboard the international space station give an update. >>> and palace intrigue. an iconic room inside buckingham palace, now open to the public for the first time. we'll pull back the curtain on the royal room. >>> we start with involuntary manslaughter trial of alec baldwin. >> baldwin listened closely, took notes as both sides delivered opening statements earlier today, prosecutors said baldwin pulled a trigger on a gun holding a live round killing halyna hutchins back in 2021. he's pleaded not guilty. if convicted he would face up to 18 months in prison. >> dana griffin is following the trial from los angeles and here with us in studio, laura

"nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, july 17th, 2024. >>> ready for prime time. j.d. vance will deliver his first speech tonight, at as the republican party's vice president nominee. >>> more questions, explosive new details about the moments leading up to the attempted assassination of former president trump, what the shooter was seen doing before trump took the stage and the potentially dangerous piece of equipment found on his body. >>> supreme makeover, president biden is considering proposing major changes to the nation's highest court. >>> and a debate between parents has gone viral on online over who should foot the bill. >> parents will want to hear that one. >> i all started as kind of a joke, now it's become a whole dialogue. >>> we'll start this hour with important new revelations today about items used by the gunman who shot and injured former president donald trump. >> law enforcement saw the shooter using what's known as a range finder before the former president took the stage, an item that would allow him to measure the distance of his shot, it's

"nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, wednesday, july 24th, 2024. >>> addressing the nation, president biden will deliver a primetime speech tonight, it's his first public appearance since dropping out of the presidential race. >>> breaking news, high-profile visit, israeli prime minister netanyahu addresses a joint meeting of congress, his message to lawmakers as thousands of protesters rally outside the capitol. >>> handle with care, college freshmen nationwide will move into their dorms in a few weeks. >>> and let the games begin. the first events on of the paris olympics have officially kicked off, the matchups you can watch right now, plus how tennis superstar coco gauff is reacting to a huge team usa honor. >> you want to stick around for that. her face was priceless. >>> we'll start this hour, though, at the white house, in just a few hours president biden will deliver a primetime address to the nation about his decision to end his re-election campaign. >> he'll speak from the oval office telling americans how, quote, he'll finish the job in the remaining months of his

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lo hizo nuestra colega morgan radford, presentadora de nbc news daily. quÉ tal? >> buenos dÍas.a un poquito mÁs de informaciÓn. el interÉs en la elecciÓn presidencial entre estos votantes latinos. >> ahorita mismo estoy un poco confundida porque me gustarÍa ver mejores cambios en la polÍtica, honestamente, especialmente para la gente latina. >> entonces, lo que mike marÍn baena lidera un grupo con alcance entre votantes, se llama siembra en carolina del norte y su objetivo registrar 5000 votantes latinos este aÑo electoral, principalmente en apoyo a causas y candidatos progresistas. >> una hazaÑa que dice es mÁs difÍcil de lo que ha sido antes. >> yo creo que en el 2020 la gente sentÍa mÁs como la diferencia entre los dos candidatos para la presidencia y yo creo que en esta elecciÓn creo que la gente se le ha olvidado un poquito. >> la poblaciÓn latina de carolina del norte ha aumentado un 40% en la Última dÉcada, pero la participaciÓn de votantes latinos aquÍ realmente ha disminuido y hay una reducida participaciÓn de no hispanos en las elecciones de medio tÉrmino y en las prim

. >> nbc news daily anchor kate snow is here with more. kate, good morning to you. >> good morning.ttempt against former president trump, but the fbi's deputy director says they're seeing an uptick in threats of violence online since saturday. many leaders are calling for unity, but we were already in the midst of a polarized electorate, and in some corners, it is only getting worse. the attempted assassination of former president trump highlighting the ongoing political polarization in america. >> i know him. donald trump is a loser. >> joe, you dumb son of a -- >> reporter: fears now the nation has reached a boiling point. >> all of us to turn -- turn down any kind of the temperature. >> we all need to take a responsibility to cool things down, to say what we mean but don't say it mean. >> reporter: some republicans have blamed president biden for saturday's violence. >> i do believe joe biden is responsible for the shooting today. everyone who has called him a fascist, everybody who called him a threat to democracy. >> reporter: democrats have long accused former president trump

and joining us now is nbc news correspondent and anchor for nbc news now daily, which is doing great,ng on who might be most affected by a.i.-driven misinformation, and what did you learn? the answer scares me a lot. i've seen it. >> it scares me, too. the studies show it's not the baby boomers or even the millennials who are having trouble clocking misinformation but generation z. merely a third of adults under the age of 30 regularly get their news from tiktok. of course we wondered how does this generation actually distinguish between what's real and what's fake and what does all of this mean for how they're going to vote this year. the answers we got, trust me, they were pretty surprising. >> misinformation is everywhere. from altered voices at a college football game -- >> he resign from my position -- >> to a.i.-generated announcements. when it comes to spotting it, a survey found younger americans performed worse than their older counterparts on a misinformation test performed by the university of cambridge with generation z americans between 18 and 29 scoring worse than any ot

joining us now is nbc news correspondent and anchor for nbc news now daily -- which is doing great, bylove watching you guys. new reporting on who might be most affected by ai driven misinformation. and what did you learn? the answer scares me a lot. >> it scares me too. what's interesting is the studies actually show it's not the baby boomers or even the millennial's that are having trouble clocking misinformation, generation z. adults under the age of 30 regularly get their news from tiktok. how does this generation actually distinguish between what is real and what is fake, and how does all of this mean for how they are what about this year? the answers i got were pretty surprising. >> reporter: misinformation is everywhere. from altered voices at a college football game. two ai generated political announcements. while it comes to actually spotting it, a recent survey found younger americans performed worse than their older counterparts on a misinformation test designed by the university of cambridge. the generation z, americans between 18 and 29 scoring worse than any other age gro

new memo from her campaign plots an aggressive course to victory. vote.org now says there has been a 700% increase in daily new voter registrations. nbcef white house correspondent peter alexander is with us. also here, brendan buck former aide to house speakers paul ryan and john boehner and an msnbc political analyst. eddie glaude is professor at princeton university and an msnbc political analyst. great to have you all here. so, peter, this is a fun appearance, right, for kamala harris being with all her sisters there, but what's the latest on the little tougher job that she's got right now, vetting the potential vice presidential pick? >> reporter: i will say as we've been talking, we've been listening to kamala harris out the other ear. she just praised president biden ahead of the remarks he's going to deliver tonight. this has really been a symbiotic relationship as he has helped try to fuel her campaign as she has helped try to fuel his shaping of his legacy going forward. as it relates to the vice presidential selection process right now based on my conversations and those of my colleagues, it appears that the list includes a

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