they did would launch a terrifying case. why did have to happen here? with a deadly end. nobody s leaving until we figure out what happened. a man at home, alone, and afraid. what would you do, if you felt in danger? they were really attacking his home. you have a right to protect your home, and to protect yourself. he planned. he prepared. and he was determined to kill. the most chilling detail of all. what you ll hear on tape. hello and welcome to dateline. growing up, cousins nick brady and haile kifer were close. nick loved to joke, and haile loved to laugh. the teenagers were together that cold, november day, when tragedy struck. the horrible incident was all there for police to hear, on a perfectly-clear recording. so, why was what happened so unclear? a mystery that would divide a community, and spark a national debate. here s kate snow with 12 minutes on elm street. 12 minutes. not a long time. but for three people, whose paths collided o
seven children what went wrong? the u.s. capitol on high alert hours ahead of a rally supporting the january 6 rioters. the national guard called in. police bracing for possible violence. france abruptly recalling its ambassadors to the u.s. and australia what it has to do with nuclear submarines chaos at the border the number of migrants packed under a texas bridge growing to more than 12,000. the family of a missing woman pleading with her fiance to speak to police after he was named a person of interest. and the view from orbit. the inspiration4 s all civilian crew giving us a tour on their historic mission announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening. we begin with late-breaking news on covid-19 booster shots. two highly critical votes by an fda advisory committee late today the first recommending against a third dose boosters of pfizer s vaccine for most of the 180 million fully vaccinated americans and then just a short while ago, th
romans, we begin this morning with an extraordinary sight in cuba. thousands of ordinary cubans taking to the streets demanding more food, medicine and relief in the midst of a pandemic driven economic crash there. white house officials have expressed support. patrick oppmann has the latest from havana. thousands of protesters took to the streets here in havana and across cuba on sunday demanding change. this is something that almost never happens here that people engage in antigovernment protests. the government does not permit it, usually they re shut down very, very quickly, and many people are just too afraid to openly criticize the government. on sunday it was a very different picture as thousands of people did just that. they said they were sick of energy shortages and empty store shelves, many complained about the government s coronavirus response. the economy here has been deeply, deeply damaged. the economy was already ailing before the pandemic. now with more than
historic day for space travel. richard branson going where no billionaire has gone before. virgin galactic s super sonic space plan the vs ss unity taki them to the edge of space. and here is rachel crane report willing on that breathtaking moment when it detached from the mothership named eve. reporter: you can hear the crowd cheering behind me. this is that historic moment that richard branson and his team have been waiting for for nearly two decades. and we have release. the engine has ignited. this is the moment that branson and his team have been waiting for. i have to pause, i have to take this in, this is really an i incredible moment. it was an incredible. and it was an hour long journey and a few minutes of weightlessness as well. but the journey to get here was decades in the making. not only did branson make it happen, but he brought all of us along with him. experience of a lifetime. and congratulations to everybody for creating such a beautiful, beautiful p
not looking pretty. sustained winds of 120 miles per hour. rain throughout the day. it s not hurricane force, but is that weather impacting the search? you know, it s quite a blessing that elsa did move to the west and so we are not getting those outer bands any more today, jim. we did get some yesterday, but even though there was pouring rain, even though there were some wind gusts, these brave men and women continue to sift through the rubble, looking for survivors. according to officials, they only took breaks when some of the lightning was very dangerous. but as you were mentioning, the big point that officials are making today is that they have access to 100% of that site. because of the portion of the building that was still standing before the demolition, they couldn t access a third of that area. well, now, for more than 24 hours they have actually been able to look for survivors in that entire section according to the fire chief, they continued to de-layer which me