that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday i'm tom llamas for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watchingd night >>> right now at 6:00, smoke and haze challenging crews in a tough position as a fire continues to grow near lake tahoe. the impact it could have on our air quality in the bay area. >>> plus the final sweep under way, efforts to clean up a homeless encampment in the south bay continue. people living there were surprised by what happened today. >>> the beginning of a new era. the royal family coming together to remember queen elizabeth as king charles' reign officially begins. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. thanks for joining us. >> a significant challenge for fire crews tonight as the mosquito fire is growing west of lake tahoe. it sparked tuesday and has spread to more than 33,000 acres in el dorado and placer counties. it's now the largest fire of the season so far. crews say it grew significantly overnight partly because of heavy smoke. cloudy visibility makes it hard to attack from the air. firefighters are hoping cooler temperatures this weekend will help crews slow it d

the inspiring reason these officers promised to keep showing up for this young girl >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> good evening. it will be one of the largest gatherings of world leaders ever, the funeral of queen elizabeth now less than two days away heads of state began arriving today president biden just hours ago. some already paying their respects to the queen. there were rehearsals for the funeral today. it will be filled with huge, powerful moments of ceremony, but today, today was the smaller moments that spoke the loudest. this was prince william, his brother harry, and six of their cousins standing in silence at the queen's side, one final vigil. earlier in the day, prince william and the king shook hands with the crowds who were waiting in line for hours to pay their respects that line now has a wait that is nearly 14 hours long keir simmons is covering it all for us tonight. >> reporter: into the somber hall they emerged in silence taking each step in unison, william and harry with six cousins side by side the quiet interrupted by the tap-tap of sword on

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his last tournament would he consider pulling a tom brady and unretiring >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone hurricane fiona now a major category 3 storm and likely to get stronger as it sweeps across islands of the caribbean. days after puerto rico took a direct hit, that island's residents are facing difficult and harrowing days from long gas lines to limited access to drinking water more than 1.1 million power customers without electricity. 55% of the island territory has no running water. for many it's a flash back of the days of crippling misery that followed hurricane maria which struck puerto rico five years ago today, causing the deaths of 3,000 people that recovery still incomplete tonight, we're tracking hurricane fiona's destructive march as it bears down on the turks and caicos islands with sustained winds of 115 miles an hour. expected to become a category 4 storm by tomorrow as the atlantic storm season picks up speed gabe gutierrez is on the ground tonight in puerto rico. >> reporter: tonight, hurricane fiona is lashing turks a

after seeing our report, one family's 30-year-old mystery finally solved >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. the american west is scorching tonight under a smooth ring heat dome that won't giving producing temperatures never before seen in september. breaking records by as much as 5 degrees. sacramento no stranger to summer heat reaching a record high of 114 yesterday at 104, salt lake city topping its september record for the third time this month. and now a deadly emergency playing out in southern california where two people died in a fast moving labor day fire the region now a week into a dangerous heatwave the brutal conditions are also threatening california's power grid which remains on the brink of rolling blackouts to cope with demand miguel almaguer is in hemet, california, where firefighters are still battling that deadly and lightning fast wildfire. >> reporter: it exploded out of control so quickly, authorities say at least two people were unable to escape the flames another burn victim narrowly made it out alive during evacuations. the sou

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone the tropics heating up tonht, and we are watching no fewer than five storms or developing disturbances in the atlantic as we come on the air but none more threatening at the moment than hurricane fiona. still a category 4 storm and the strongest storm on the planet right now, barrelling north where it is expected to deliver a glancing blow to bermuda and potentially on its way to a rare landfall by major hurricane in canada where it could cause devastating damage in fiona's rearview mirror the trail of destruction it caused in the caribbean new satellite images show the widespread damage puerto rico suffered from fiona. and tonight forecasters watching another storm in the making, and early computer models that suggests parts of the u.s. could be at risk next week let's turn to al roker now for the latest al >> lester, we're looking at things starting to heat up we've got a couple of systems coming off the african coast we're watching this next one down in the winward islands but hurricane fiona still a

nbc news, london >>> and that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching, everyone i'mcare of yourself and each other good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, it is the biggest heat event of the year. temperatures as high as 110 degrees. we will explain the various problems that this is causing. our flex alert has been extended. why are we told to watch our energy use in the early evening? the answer not as obvious as you might think. >>> plus, thousands of dead fish because of this massive algae bloom. lake merit just one of the problem spots. we will show you some of the other locations. >>> another shooting on our freeways. 9-year-old boy hit by a stray bullet. >> there were eight to 10 bullet holes in the passenger side. >> we have the latest on this investigation. >>> a new covid-19

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas, in for lester tonight we begin with that breaking news on this labor day. the surprise holiday ruling a judge handing former president trump a legal victory, appointing what's called a special master to oversee the documents seized from his home that ruling essentially removing the files from the justice department's possession the move could slow down any further investigation into the former president's handling of classified documents. the doj now has to decide whether it wants to fight that decision and it comes as mr. trump blasts the fbi in his first rally since the search for his part president biden was on the campaign trail today as both ramp up their roles in the final sprint to the midterm elections. kelly o'donnell starts us off tonight >> reporter: tonight the criminal investigation into those classified documents found at mar-a-lago is temporarily on hold. as a result of this 24-page order where a florida federal judge granted former president trump's request that authorizes th

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special coverage on queen elizabeth on nbc nightly news which will begin at 3:30. >>> locally we are under a microclimate weather alert, temperatures over 110 are putting the bay area under an excessive heat warning creating potential power problems again. for the ninth day in a row we are under a flex alert and today it's expanded by two hours. it just started at 3:00 p.m. and we are being asked to conserve power anyway we can until 10:00 tonight. this heat wave putting a major strain on our state's power grid. the heat once again affecting our transportation, bart is slowing trains in the east bay, causing delays. he can actually warp the tracks and slowing trains down reduces that risk. >>> caltrain sent out this alert, halting its faster baby bullet service also because of the heat. the local and limited trains are running at this hour. >>> the end is in sight, take a live look at the golden gate bridge, the seabreeze will be returning along the coastline, we have life team coverage and let's begin with our chief meteorologist. we are hanging in there, but barely. >> we are defin

. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. former president donald trump's legal troubles deepening tonight, putting his business empire in jeopardy. new york's democratic attorney general naming mr. trump and his three oldest children in a sweeping civil lawsuit, accusing them of 200 instances of fraud. for allegedly manipulating the value of assets like the president's mar-a-lago and trumump tower residences, aimed at securing favorable bank loans and reducing taxes, and inflating mr. trump's net worth by billions. new york attorney general letitia james seeking to prevent the trump family from serving as officers in any new york business. while it is not a criminal case, new york officials are turning some of their findings over to federal prosecutors regarding possible criminal acts they uncovered. tonight, mr. trump denying the accusations, calling it another witch hunt by a racist attorney general. here's peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight, a dramatic legal move that could effectively shut down the new york real estat

the tribute 25 years after her tragic death >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt> good evening an otherwise tight-lipped department of justice is speaking loudly through its court filings. overnight shedding glaring new light on its search of former president donald trump's

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the coffin of queen elizabeth ii lies at rest tonight in edinburgh, scotland where thousands have lined up to pay their respects. tonight the queen's daughter and three sons led by charles holding a vigil for their mother at st. giles cathedral. it was a day filled with powerful and poignant images, including a quiet stately procession of the queen's coffin down the cobblestone streets of edinburgh's royal mile to the cathedral. the crown of scotland placed atop her coffin. her children walking behind the hearse as it slowly made its way past a silent crowd gathered to say good-bye. scotland, a country adored by the queen and in fact the place she died on thursday. the newly crowned king, meantime, making several appearances today, including addressing parliament as he both grieves and consoles a nation. keir simmons starts our reporting tonight from london. ♪♪ >> reporter: it was a powerful tribute. the queen's daughter and sons, including king charles, walking slowly behind her cort

broke barriers honored with a new museum with a mission bigger than the game >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the aftermath of the fbi mar-a-la search took a new turn late today when a federal >>> good evening the aftermath of the fbi mar-a-lago search took a new turn late today when a federal judge opted to hold off a decision on whether to grant a request by donald trump's team for an independent arbiter to review items seized

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone, from london. behind me, westminster abbey, where queen elizabeth's state funeral was held today. thousands lining the streets here for a good-bye like none other. we'll have the sights and sounds of an emotional day in a moment but we start tonight with hurricane fiona, now strengthening into a category 2 hurricane with winds up to 100 miles an hour taking aim at turks and caicos islands after making landfall earlier today in the dominican republic and delivering a catastrophic blow to puerto rico. new images of the devastation to the island, the millions there still mostly without power tonight. the widespread flooding emergency crews rescuing more than 1,000 people president biden tweeting that he's spoken with puerto rico's governor about the federal response, vowing to increase support substantially in the coming days our gabe gutierrez is in the storm zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the flooding in puerto rico is catastrophic entire towns underwater people on rooftops desperately waiting

the tribute 25 years after her tragic death >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening an otherwise tight-lipped department of justice is speaking loudly through its court filings. overnight shedding glaring new light on its search of former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home and revealing why it believes that trump team has intentionally misled the government about the whereabouts of the items recovered during its search government lawyers releasing a redacted photo showing documents and classified cover sheets they said were recovered in mr. trump's mar-a-lago office. investigators tonight leaning into the possibility there was obstruction of justice the court filing, a response to mr. trump's request for a court ordered independent review of the items, riling up the former president who mocked the fbi and the photo online posting, "thought they wanted them kept secret lucky i declassified," a claim that has not been established. kelly o'donnell with the latest. >> reporter: this one image revealing distinct color coded markings for top secret

broke barriers honored with a new museum with a mission bigger than the game >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the aftermath of the fbi mar-a-la search took a new turn late today when a federal >>> good evening the aftermath of the fbi mar-a-lago search took a new turn late today when a federal judge opted to hold off a decision on whether to grant a request by donald trump's team for an independent arbiter to review items seized in the fbi's search of the home at a florida court hearing today, attorneys for the former president argued a separate review would give the american people a sense of trust in the process and dismissed a doj evidence photo of recovered items as a press release. the government's lawyers rejecting the trump claim of executive privilege over the materials, noting mr. trump is no longer president and has no right to take the documents, which we may soon learn more about. the judge saying she will make public a more detailed list of the items recovered in the fbi's search it's where we start tonight with peter alexander. >> report

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas, in fortonight we begin with that breaking news on this labor day. the surprise holiday ruling a judge handing former president trump a legal victory, appointing what's called a special master to oversee the documents seized from his home

. >>> you can watch more of her reporting on nbc "nightly news." >>> a group of migrants flown to martha's they're suing knorr's republican governor ron desantis. >> hau there. governor desantis is facing that new lawsuit and a separate criminal investigation by a texas sheriff. speculation mounts about when will will try to fly more migrants out of the south which is experiencing a record influx in border crossings. nearly 8,000 migrants arrive daily. >> nobody can deny there say crisis. >> reporter: this morning, florida's republican governor ron desantis facing backlash for his decision to fly 48 venezuelan migrants to martha's vineyard last week. attorneys representing the migrants filing a lawsuit late tuesday against desantis and other border officials, accusing them of a premeditated fraudulent and illegal scheme to transport them to the eye land. the suit which is seeking class action status in massachusetts says the migrants were lured with incentives like mcdonald's gift certificates and free hotel stays and promised jobs, housing and educational opportunities if they boarded pla

this evening nbc "nightly news" anchor spoke with the mayor of sanibel for her concern about the people that didn't evacuate before the storm and maybe trapped there. >> we have significant numbers of people contact us, people they knew that were on the island. we've been logging those meticulously and getting those out to our first responders. we had about 200 household that's didn't evacuate on the island that we know of. and the search and rescue teams are going to those areas that they can get to right now trying to help those individuals. and make sure that they're safe and there have been some people that came off the island. >> as you heard the mayor of sanibel describing there, a huge issue today is that the infrastructure damage is making it difficult for first responders to reach many areas where people may be stranded or worse. at least ten people are confirmed dead from the storm. that number is expected to rise significantly. president biden warned that ian could be the deadliest hurricane in history. substantial loss of life. the faa declared a temporary restricted airspac

brian served as anchor and managing editor of the nbc nightly news for a decade, during which he earned just about every award that a broadcast journalist can earn. brian, michael, melody, welcome and thanks so much for being here. now, i want of course to play some of these tapes, and get your reactions to them. let's talk for just a moment about what these tapes are, why they were made, and how they have come to light over the years. michael, i think your experience with the tapes goes back at least to the 1990s, if not further back. can you talk a little bit about how you first discovered the tapes, and a little bit about how they came to light over the years that followed? >> yeah, i was having dinner with all of friends and harry middleton in the famous, and i always say, the joe dimaggio of presidential library directors, i think, mark, you would agree with that. this was about a 1993 or 1994. i was having dinner with him in the jockey club in washington with harry mcpherson, the honored longtime lbj aide and public servant in other ways. and harry began talking to me about these

this evening nbc nightly news anchor lester holt spoke, to the people who didn't evacuate before the storm and may be trapped there. >> we have had significant numbers of people contact us, people who we knew were on the island, so we have been logging those meticulously and getting those out to our first responders. we had about 200 households that didn't evacuate on the island that we know of, and the search and rescue teams are on the island going to those areas trying to help those individuals and make sure they are safe. there have been some people that have come off the island. >> as you hear the mayor of sanibel describing there, a huge issue today is that the infrastructure damage is making it difficult for first responders to reach areas where people may be stranded or worse. at least ten people are confirmed dead from the storm but that number is expected to rise perhaps significantly. visiting fema headquarters today, president biden warned it in could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history, saying it early reports suggested substantial loss of life. the faa this

i'll see you tomorrow night on nbc "nightly news" saturday. tur picks up with more news right now from london. ♪♪ >>> good morning. i'm katy tur in london where final preparations are ramping up for the queen's funeral lee days from now. earlier the queue to visit the queen's coffin in westminster swelled to capacity and had to be paused. david beckham made it just in time. >> i think something like this today is meant to be shared together. the fact that we've been here, we're eating pringles, sandwiches, coffee, doughnuts as well. >> right now the prince and princess of wales are visiting an army training center to speak with troops involved in her majesty's funeral on monday. and in the next

i'll see you tomorrow night on nbc nightly news on saturday. you can reach me on twitter and instagram. please follow the show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. alex witt picks up with more news right now. ♪♪ >>> a very good friday morning to all of you. i'm alex witt live from new york. right now growing unrest in a dramatic escalation in russia's war in ukraine. the russian government has begun the first of five days of voting to annex kremlin-controlled parts of the independent nation it attacked. it's a referendum that critics blast as a sham. while inside russia, emotional scenes are playing out as many of the nation's men are rushing out of the country to avoid being drafted to fight in this war. the backlash vladimir putin is now facing by his own people. >>> plus in the atlantic, hurricane fiona continues its dangerous march forth as it churns past bermuda. right behind fiona is a storm that could become a major concern next week. we've got an update on all of that for you ahead. >>> and the pressure on former president

i believe that kerry sanders was reporting last night on "nbc nightly news" that under jamaican law, apology from the monarch, there needs to be reparations. so an apology is not just symbolic. it could be a tremendous cost to the royal purse. >> what would that look like? the burden of slavery, if you're going to put a dollar figure on it, would be enormous. and yet there is justification for reparations. so we'll see. >> and the british purse is empty, according to liz truss. >> thank you to all. such an interesting conversation. eugene, rick, thanks to you. chris jansing is live in london starting right after this as we see again the transport plane taking off from scotland. taking off from scotland it's the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? oh, that i can't believe i scored this price feeling! wayfair always delivers small prices for big dreams. ♪ wayfair

i'll see you tomorrow night on nbc nightly news on saturday. the show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. alex witt picks up with more news right now. ♪♪ >>> a very good friday morning to all of you. i'm alex witt live from new york. right now growing unrest in a dramatic escalation in russia's war in ukraine. the russian government has begun the first of five days of voting to annex kremlin-controlled parts of the independent nation it attacked. it's a referendum that critics blast as a sham. while inside russia, emotional scenes are playing out as many of the nation's men are rushing out of the country to avoid being drafted to fight in this war. the backlash vladimir putin is now facing by his own people. >>> plus in the

you can see more of the report tonight on "nbc nightly news," we're looking forward to watching.michigan and a lot of the country turns to the general election, you've got new hampshire, about to hold one of the very last primaries of this midterm season tomorrow. republicans looking to flip a house seat in a race that is shaping up toing a maga proxy war. with the race dividing republican leadership, and some trump republicans a super pac, with house leader kevin mccarthy has spent $3 million in tv ads and those backing leavitt, jim jordan and ted cruz, and who it stayed out, former president trump himself. i want to bring in our reporter, and a matter of 18 hours, not even, 12 hours or so, until voters start voting there, in new hampshire. put this into context for us, on what the house race means and what you're hearing from so many candidates. >> well, look, we've talked a lot about senate races in this primary season but in new hampshire's first district, we have one of the more vulnerable democratic representatives, and the two front-runners, the republicans who will take h

nbc nightly news anchor, lester holt walked through flooded and destroyed neighborhoods meeting peopleg trail of destruction. entire neighborhoods flattened, homes still smoldering. people's possessions and livelihoods strewn across beach. >> our community has been in some respects, decimated. >> this is what's left on sanibel island, shredded buildings, ripped off foundations, the causeway partially washed away by ian's winds and a wall of water. the island of 6,000 people now cut off. >> it got hit with really biblical storm surge and it washed away roads, it washed away structures that were not new and could withstand that. >> now the urgent search and rescue efforts to reach those still in danger. officials evacuating nursing home residents in orlando on stretchers. >> are you guys okay. in naples, first responders helping this woman wade through chest deep water. this elderly man rescued from his car. others could only be reached by boat, including one izara thomas. >> as soon as we opened the door, all the water rushed out. >> reporter: water so high, florida's governor calling i

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nbc bay area. here is the lineup for this afternoon. kelly clarkson at 3:00 p.m., nightly news at 4:00 p.m. and our local news at 4:30. make sure you stay tuned for all of that. it's a very fun lineup. >>> and, remember, listen up to this. nbc bay area news always on for you. all you have to do is turn to channel 10-35 and if you have roku select live tv tile, scroll down to channel 133 and the local newscast has live breaking updates for you right there anytime you want. just one remote away. >>> well, one of tv's biggest nights is just hours away right here on "today in the bay," a sneak peek of what's expected at tonight's emmys. also local celebrities up for one of the night's biggest awards. >>> and happening now for you, south bay leaders are planning to take a stand against anti-semitism. state attorney general is expected to join in response to the rise of hate crimes including anti-semitic flyers distributed in los gatos and palo alto. leaders will show support for the new initiative recently launched by the bay area jewish launched by the bay area jewish some days, it felt like ast

nbc bay area. that will be followed by "nightly news" with lester holt at 4:00 p.m. then catch our own audrey asisio on our new edition of nbc bay area news at 4:30. >>> nbc bay area news just launched a channel. you can fun it on your samsung television at 1035. if you're on roku, select the live tv tile and scroll down to channel 133. these are new ways you can watch nbc bay area newscasts and get live breaking updates whenever you want. >>> at 6:00, a gruesome crime on the peninsula. >> it was kind of a shock. this is a nice neighborhood. it's a shock. >>> the investigation under way after a woman was beheaded right in front of her neighbors. we're in san carlos with the latest on a suspect and a possible motive. >>> a live look across the bay area this friday morning. the heat is lingering in some places. meteorologist kari hall is tracking where you can escape it as well as some cooler temperatures headed our way. >>> and the end of an era with the queen passing away, queen elizabeth ii. ahead in a live report, the next steps already in motion after her passing a

nbc news group. the folks you typically see on the "today" show and nightly news. we also have access to all the reporters at cnbc and our comments spread out around the world and a full team of digital reporters who will be able to bring us stories that perhaps you don't always see on television. i think we're really excited about the idea of covering all the news that's happening on any given day as completely as possible. >> can you share with us any stories you're working on for the show's launch? >> we talked about that, too, and we didn't want to sort of pre plan a lot of stories, put things in the can, the term we use in this business sometimes. we want to be sure our program is fresh every day so we can start in the morning, talking about what are the big stories of the day. we can plan for that day based on what's happening on any given day, and then, as things change throughout the day, we can look at our plan is and say, you know what? we need to throw out half of this because something big has happened on this day and we need to get that into the progra

you about this again, we have a new lineup on nbc bay area before the big show , at three a clock you can watch the kelly clarkson show followed by nightlyews with lester holt and then join us for our news at 4:30 p.m. >> she will be going right into the emmys. that's how you kickoff a show folks. up next at 9:30, remembering

lester holt, you see through "nightly news" at 4:00, and audrey asistio anchors other new 4:30 p.m. newscast. a loft change here is at nbcng forward to it. >> and our shows will still be on at the same time. >> 5:30, 6:00, 7:00. we're working it. >> yes. >> you are too. you can finally maybe take a break this weekend as temperatures cool down? >> weather never takes a break. i'm always looking at the sky. i know. i can see the excitement in you guys. we are happy to have 90s as opposed to 100s. >> yes. it's going to be a lot better the next couple of days. but there is also cloud cover we're tracking and tropical moisture. let's bring in the microclimate forecast right now. i know 100%, you're going to be hope that see this. it with us still hot in alameda, contra costa county. numbers are beginning to drop compared to yesterday. down 9 degrees in livermore. down 14 in san jose. so for some of you that didn't have power this week and your acs and everything, you're still trying to cool off your house, this is good stuff for you. down 14 degrees cooler in napa. 19 degrees cooler in san francisco. we have some fog coming b

nbc news, london. >>> stay with us for the latest from london where it's just after 1:00 in the morning on sunday. up next, a special edition of "nightly news," tom llamas anchoring. more on this historical transition and the queen's funeral plan. >>> they knew it was coming eventually, they just weren't expecting it today. nearly 200 people living at a homeless encampment got a startling wake-up this morning. city crews moved in, started clearing out the site. nbc bay area's thom jensen spoke with some of the residents who questioned the timing and what they say was a lack of fair warning. >> reporter: residents we talked to said they were shocked when city workers rolled in this morning and trucks pulling trailers that were loaded with dumpsters and heavy equipment, and by 8:00 they were already going to work pulling up everything from cars to makeshift homes and crushing them on site. residents of san jose's guadalupe gardens homeless encampment said they never expected to wake up to the sounds of heavy equipment on a saturday morning. >> trailers, motor homes, just chewing them up and spitting them up. >> reporter: a former residen

in his nightly address just last night, president zelenskyy said that ukrainian forces had taken back 2,000 square miles of land from russian control just this month. nbc news has not been able to independently verify that number. a spokesperson for the ukrainian military also said that russian soldiers were serving en masse, they understand the hopelessness of their situation. the move was jubilant across the country as the ukrainian flag was raised over newly liberated territories. ukrainian special operation forces also released video yesterday of what they say shows their troops ambushing a russian vehicle. according to the video caption, the unit spotted the vehicle while on patrol and the ambush was "arranged quickly and successfully." however, the united states is being cautious to not declare a premature victory for ukraine. instead, focusing on helping the country for future battles. but the defense department says despite the ukrainian's rapid counter offensive, the country still faces a "tough fight." a senior u.s. defense official yesterday said that the u.s. is working on laying out plans to provide more weapons and to expand training for

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in his nightly address last night, president zelenskyy said ukrainian forces had taken back more than 2,000 square miles of land that had been under russian control just this month. nbc to independently verify that exact figure. a spokesperson for the ukrainian military says russian soldiers were surrendering en masse as they understand the hopelessness of their situation. the mood was jubilant as the ukraine flag was raised over territories. they released video, showing their troops ambushing a russian vehicle. the unit spotted the vehicle while on patrol, and the ambush was quote arranged quickly and successfully. david ignatius, your latest piece in the "washington post" is titled "how ukraine's offensive changes the equation for putin and zelenskyy," you write, zelenskyy has refused to negotiate from weakness. now after seven punishing months, he's in a position of strength. talking to his exuberant country, he speaks of liberating all of his territory. zelenskyy opens a door to diplomacy, even if the russians scorn his gesture, it would reinforce the image that zelenskyy has the upper hand. so david, let's start with the assessment of what's happened really in t

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