search vehicles redirected toward them, but as the search intensifies still no sign of the sub with five people onboard after it vanished on a deep sea dive to the titanic. tonight only about 12 hour of air remaining. we ll have late details in a moment. the dangerous historic heat wave in texas. 26 million under heat alert as temperatures soar above 100. all-time records shattered. when will it end? the january 6th rioter who tased a police officer sentenced to more than 12 years in prison. a special counsel defends his conclusion that the fbi acted improperly in opening the trump-russia investigation. democrats accusing him of running political interference for the former president. chinese spies targeting american companies to steal cutting edge technology. a cnbc investigation. the nation s report card showing a stunning drop in test scores in math and reading. the pandemic s devastating impacts on education. the government sues amazon claiming it duped users
through a plane crash and stayed alive for 40 days in the amazon. a court hearing for the utah mom accused of fatally poisoning her husband with fentanyl after writing a kids book about his death. what was allegedly found in her online search history child labor laws being changed so kids can work longer and later. economic necessity or exploitation we investigate and the man who had pennies to his name, an estimated one million of them. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, and welcome on this monday night. donald trump is back in south florida on the eve of his second criminal court hearing in just over two months the ex-president traveling from his new jersey resort to miami ahead of his scheduled appearance there tomorrow before a federal magistrate, this time indicted by a grand jury on charges related to more than 100 secret government documents discovered in his mar-a-lago estate after he was out of office the 37 counts against
miami s police chief said the city is ready for protests. many, but not all republicans, rally around trump. also tonight, what caused the collapse on one of the nation s busiest highways? new details about the fiery crash of a fuel tanker truck that caused a busy stretch of i-95 to give way. almost 30 million facing the threat of severe storms. we ll tell you when and where. a tour boat capsizes in an underground cave. one person is dead and more than a dozen rescued. surviving in the jungle. new details about how four children lived through a plane crash and stayed alive for 40 days in the amazon. what was allegedly found in her online search history. child labor laws being changed so kids can work longer and later. economic necessity or exploitation? we investigate. and the man who had pennies to his name, an estimated one million of them. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, and welcome on this monday night. donald trump
the indictment saying among the classified documents found in the boxes, information about u.s. nuclear programs and secret plans for retaliation in case of a foreign attack. the special counsel speaking out for the first time. his message. and mr. trump fighting back this evening. we ll tell you what s next as he s ordered to court. plus, what the former president s rivals are saying. many defending him tonight, and we re talking to voters for their reaction as the 2024 primaries approach. 64 million at risk as smoke from canada s massive wildfires blow south. could dangerous air like this become the new normal? joran van der sloot in court face-to-face with the family of natalee holloway nearly two decades after her disappearance. the major move that could make charging an electric car a lot easier. what you need to know. and my interview with the extraordinary army vet now on a new mission to help heal others. that s inspiring america. announcer: this is nbc
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