filed. as the post points out that deadline is a strong signal that manhattan district attorney cyrus vance and letitia james now working together after each has spent more than two years investigating trump s businesses are considering criminal charges against the company as an entity. in fact, this comes after nbc news reported on friday that charges are not only likely, they re expected as early as this week. at issue are the so-called fringe benefits that the trump organization doled out to its executives, including cfo allen weisselberg and his family. that includes free rent worth hundreds of thousands of dollars at a luxury apartment at central park as well as free tuition, all of which could carry serious tax implications. while that might be the tip of the iceberg given how wide-ranging the investigation has been, trump s attorney says otherwise. he told politico that prosecutors in fact don t have anything else and that trump himself won t be charged, at least for
i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. we begin in florida, where the death toll has risen following the collapse in the city of surfside. this is what s left of champlain south condominiums after part of the structure came crashing down 72 hours ago. a fifth body was pulled saturday. 156 others are unaccounted for. the mayor says the aggressive search for survivors is still the top priority. our teams have been working, around the clock, as always, to search for survivors. they have not stopped. and today, our search-and-rescue teams found another body in the rubble. and as well, our search has revealed some human remains. the cause of the collapse is still unknown but we ve learned that major structural problems with the buildings were flagged back in 2018. randi kaye has more on that. reporter: officials here are also looking at report from three years ago which has caught the attention of many from 2018. it s a structural field survey report. it talks about th
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arrest one of his top critics. what the u.s. now demands. an urgent manhunt after a 6-year-old was killed in a road rage shooting the new reward tonight. yearbook backlash. what female students are accusing a florida school of doing to their photos the extreme weather striking an ultramarathon. 21 people killed the search for survivors. our nbc news investigation nearly one year after the death of george floyd. the controversial police restraints being used across the country with sometimes deadly results allergy sufferers. why this season is so bad and what to do about it and those two history-making sports moments inspiring america. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone for weeks we ve been holding our breath hoping it wasn t fool s gold. but tonight the recovery seems genuine. optimism spreading across the country as the pandemic recedes and the country reopens. while the pace of vaccinations has slowed, nearly half t
is no evidence available that these extended unemployment benefits, $300 a week in many places said that they re keeping people home. now they say they don t know. the benefits, are they doing the right thing or the wrong thing? we have continued to implement or continuing to advocate to implement these unemployment benefits for the remainder of their tenure, which is just a couple of months. we don t actually know because the data doesn t exist what the implementation of the impact in these states is. republican critics argued that they ve seen plenty of proof as job openings go unfilled in states where the $300 a week is set to continue through september as originally planned before vaccinations were widely available and before most parts of the country started lifting mask mandates. you re seeing states that will forgo that. it s a great opportunity for folks to get back to work. the president is having his first meeting this afternoon with the head of the federa