trump knew he lost to biden because so many trump officials told him so. this as a close friend of donald trump s tells me he spoke with the former president this morning. he says mr. trump voiced frustration, but told him he is confident he will win at court and at the ballot box. lester? thanks to all of you. also breaking tonight, two u.s. sailors are under arrest, accused of providing sensitive national security information to china. andrea mitchell has late details for us. reporter: tonight the justice department says the two navy sailors have each been arrested for selling military secrets to china. sensitive military information ended up in the hands of the people s republic of china. reporter: the first defendant, 22-year-old jin chow wei faces national defense charges. documents, photos, video, and technical manuals. in exchange, his intelligence officer paid wei thousands of dollars. reporter: authorities say wei, a machinist on the usss
in pittsburgh today, the gunman who killed 11 people at a synagogue was formally sentenced to death. but for the tree of life congregation and the community around them, the scars have not yet healed. we get more from david johnson of our nbc affiliate in pittsburgh, wpxi. reporter: senseless violence shattered squirrel hill, the heart of pittsburgh s jewish community when a mass shooter took the lives of 11, wounding 7 at the tree of life synagogue, committing the most deadly act of anti-semitism in u.s. history. i was there that morning to read torah. reporter: stephen weiss survived that day. one of the important foundational parts of judaism is we are a community. we can all stay home and pray in isolation at home. that s why i think we go to synagogue, why we try to be together as community. there is more strength in numbers, and we gain strength from each other when we re together. reporter: the jewish community is increasingly at risk with anti-semitic attacks up 36% l
with the border patrol in nogales, we come across a group of mothers and children in the sweltering heat. this mother and son tell us they have been sleeping in the mountains and walking until they were exhausted. what did you have for food and water? nada. reporter: nothing, she says. we are hungry. agent alejandre alvera tells us there is a significant rise in family units. migrant numbers are high because of biden policies. it s never going end. reporter: a growing flash point over one thousand miles away in new york city. hundreds of migrants sleeping on midtown manhattan sidewalks outside the roosevelt hotel, now a migrant shelter and intake center. officials say arriving migrants will cost the city over $4 billion. the mayor pleading for federal help. we need help. and it s not going to
get any better. from this moment on is downhill. there is no more room. reporter: back here in arizona, agents say record-breaking heat means more rescues using helicopters like these. and sometimes they find migrants too late to save them. lester? julia, thank you. also tonight, new developments involving the suspect in the gilgo beach murders on long island as prosecutors try to strengthen their case using his dna. stephanie gosk is following this. dna has already played a major role in breaking this case. it really has, lester. nah is at the heart of the murder case against rex heuermann. and now according to prosecutors, the hair found at the crime scene matches dna from a pizza box that the -year-old threw in the trash. and prosers want from heuerm swab.fically a cheek according to a motion filed by d.a. s office, it would, quote, provide further relevance of the defendant s identity as the perpetrator of
l.a. suburb of stevenson ranch prompted state officials to order the agricultural quarantine across nearly 80 square miles in los angeles county. we re not eating any fruit hole at the moment without looking at it first. reporter: officials believe the fly, native to asia, arrived here by way of a traveller who brought in uninspected produce. hoping to stop its spread, thousands of traps have been set, and residents have been blanketed with warnings not to move any fruits or vegetableses from theheir homes. i think this is definitely a wake-up call. we can spread pests from one area to another without knowing it. it can cause billions of dollars in damage. reporter: the yellow blangd fruit fly discoveries could pose a serious threat to the critical agriculture economy. the invasive pest about the size of a house fly can lay eggs in produce, deeming entire yields of crops unfit for consumption. california s $51 ion ag industry