surrendering to face a manslaughter charge. new reaction from the homeless man s family tonight. the idaho mother known as the doomsday cult mom found guilty of all charges in the deaths of her two youngest children and her husband s ex-wife and what lori vallow now faces. the man who now admits he crashed his own plane, jumping out and recording the whole thing all for a promotion. and the new push for more support during birth what experts say is leading to better outcomes in the delivery room. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, and welcome on this friday new rules are taking hold along the u.s./mexico border tonight with the covid public health restriction known as title 42 lifted overnight. u.s. officials holding their breath over what may come under its new rules, the biden administration is once more allowing in those with asylum applications or other legal pathways as long lines formed at official processing points. those ill
shelters over capacity as the government races to add thousands more beds. plus, how did an unaccompanied migrant teen die in a facility in florida? the new warning from the homeland security secretary to migrants with the administration facing new questions over its handling of the crisis and our reporter inside a shelter tonight. tornado outbreak. a massive tornado bearing down. another one ripping through a town as millions face more severe weather overnight. we re tracking it. the marine veteran who put a homeless man in a fatal chokehold free on bail after surrendering to face a manslaughter charge. new reaction from the homeless man s family. the idaho mother known as the doomsday cult mom found guilty of all charges in the deaths of her two youngest children and her husband s ex-wife and what lori vallow now faces. the man who now admits he crashed his own plane, jumping out and recording the whole thing all for a promotion. the new push for more support during
are asleep on the floor. all of a sudden we re full. reporter: it s one of three shelters run by john martin offering families food, housing, a place to take a shower. we re actually over capacity at this point. could there be people sleeping outside the shellers? i hope not but that possibility always exists. reporter: it s about 10:00 here inside the shelter, and john says he expects more families to be coming later today. you can see over here many of them are still sleeping with their belongings pushed against the wall. families like robert and their 4-year-old son jason from venezuela. they tell us they ve been here for eight days. you ve been sleeping on this floor for eight days? they say they are desperate. back home they couldn t afford food for their family. so many migrants fleeing political upheaval, gang violence or even droughts looking for a new life in the u.s. like jonathan who also came from venezuela. are you happy that you made it to the united states? [