his private meetings with republicans, and what happened when he saw mitch mcconnell for the first time since the senator blamed him for the capitol riot. the new safety concerns for boeing. the potential problem on brand-new 787 dreamliners. nbc news investigates. the state with the highest rate of children in foster care facing allegations of horrifying abuse and a major lawsuit. and the animal advocate who turned this testing facility into a refuge for hundreds of four-legged friends. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holtevening and . good evening and welcome. we begin tonight with a major and notably unanimous ruling on reproductive rights by the u.s. supreme court. the justices upholding continued access to a widely used abortion medication. the plaintiffs in the case challenged the fda s 2000 approval of mifepristone on safety grounds. but the court today refusing to weigh in on the merits of their arguments, instead deciding the plaintiffs ha
the decision a victory for abortion rights supporters two years after the court overturned roe v. wade. and why the fight over the abortion pill and reproductive rights is far from over. also tonight, the state of emergency in florida. millions bracing for more catastrophic flash floods, as the storms turn deadly. some areas getting a foot in a single day. president biden on the world stage. our corespondent asking would he commute his son hunter s sentence. how he answered. donald trump back on capitol hill for the first time since the january 6th attack. his private meetings with republicans, and what happened when he saw mitch mcconnell for the first time since the senator blamed him for the capitol riot. the new safety concerns for boeing. the potential problem on brand-new 787 dreamliners. nbc news investigates. the state with the highest rate of children in foster care facing allegations of horrifying abuse and a major lawsuit. and the animal advocate who tu
this year, they say they might break 2,000 people coming through. this is where the magic happens. it s empty now. the games have not started yet, but our team was here last night, and it was not much louder than this. it s very different. there s also no international teams this time around, and a lot of rules to keep these kids safe. all attendees, and nonstaff need to show proof of vaccination. everything niece to wear masks indoors, umpires are wearing masks, and the kids are getting tested every other day. we ve been talking to some family members, some of the few people. take a listen to just some of what we heard. just walking up the hill, seeing it, it isn t the same.
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the end indonesian army moved in to crush the movement. as the violence spread the u.n. evacuated all but one compound. and they were going to leave behind these 1500 women and children so i decided to stay. every u.n. compound that was overrun they got the u.n. staff out, mostly european australian or american and the u.n. nonstaff left behind were slaughtered. with the u.n. preparing to leave their last compound marie made her stand. at that point i decided i don t work for the sunday times. i had the only line of communication and i m going to talk to everybody and are you still a journalist. what mattered more to me if you weren t evacuated these women and children going to die. oliver: there is no doubt that it was crossing the line. i would do it again. i guess that is the answer. she said i m not going. i m going to stay and i will tell the world what you did and that prevented the atrocity. almost two years after