right now on ana cabrera reports breaking news at a u.s. embassy overseas, a gunman attacking the u.s. embassy at lebanon overnight, injuring a security guard. what we know at this hour as israel says it s prepared for, quote, strong action. plus, day three of hunter biden s federal gun trial, witness testimony resuming this morning as we learn of new drama outside the com. also ahead, political retribution? what donald trump is saying now about potential payback against his opponents including prison. and later, the new space race, boeing preparing to launch its star liner into orbit this hour. can boeing prove third time s the charm. good morning, it s great to have you with us. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with that breaking news at a u.s. embassy overseas, an attacker opening fire at the embassy in beirut early this morning injuring one lebanese guard. the gunman has been captured and is being treated for injuries. now,
adding to the more than 532,000 deaths and more than 29 million cases so far. five hours from now, the president will give his first prime time address to the nation from the white house. we have special coverage spanning two continents throughout this entire hour, beginning with nbc news correspondents, kelly o donnell covering the white house, sarah harmon in munich, germany, and joelene kent in los angeles. i ll begin with you at the white house. the president signed the american rescue plan moments ago. one day earlier than what was scheduled. did the white house realize waiting two days did not reflect the urgency of the crisis that millions of americans need that had money? reporter: well, the white house decided to act as quickly as they received the bill from capitol hill. so that s a standard part of how it works. it takes a few days to turn even a just passed piece of legislation into a document for the president s signature. so they hurried it up. by doing so, it
that number rose to 307 in 2023. cities are doing all they can to combat rising it was and keep people safe. here in san antonio, they re testing cooling pavement. compared to a freshly paved asphalt street, we re talking about an 18-degree difference. in phoenix they re using iced body bags to save lives. we ve had patients that were critical by the time we got to the hospital doors, 20 minutes later they were sitting here talking. back here in san antonio, the city has set up 30 cooling stations to help people get access to air-conditioning. city officials want to remind folks to stay indoors during peak heat hours, especially if you re over the age of 65 or you have little ones under the age of 4. always remember to stayunscreen strenuous exercise, and never ever leave your children or pets in the car in these temperatures, ana. some potentially life saving
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