Tiktok facing a potential ban, can the communi their platform annouer nitlines right now with juju chang. Thanks for joining us. Meeting friends can be part of a healthy social life. Not during a pandemic. Yet instead of sheltering at home, keeping the party going. Caught in the middle is the night life industry. Reporter what was supposed to be a secret rave in new york turned into packed crowds. People dancing shouldertoshoulder, few wearing masks. Reporter scenes like this sparking National Outrage and causing authorities to crack down across the united states. Landed a party boats captain and owners in hot water. Reporter videos on social media of people drinking and living it up. Igniting a debate fearing that crowds could be contributing to rise in covid cases. Other remain consistent they feel safe and have right to party. Is this first time out . Every day for past four months. Reporter feel safe . Completely. Reporter tougher decision to get a drink . Honestly no. Reporter 15
Nightline starts right now with byron pitts. Good evening, thank you for joining us. Tonight the disparity in cases of covid19 in america. Soaring among the hispanic population, working some of the most underappreciated and vital jo jobs in this country. Heres rachel scott with her nightline debut. Reporter for years, this was the highlight of the day. Returning home from work to his wife and children, cal a carrngith him theaily pride of his job as an essential worker in the Construction Industry until everything changed, and he brought home something terrible. [ speaking in Foreign Language ] reporter first came the chills, then the loss of taste and smell. Like many in his industry, he says he contracted covid19 in early june, but his fear was for his family and whether hed given it to them and what that would mean for not just their health but their life. [ speaking in Foreign Language ] reporter it is a unique and terrible situation many essential workers across the country deal w
House, where President Trump added fresh fuel to the fire in the controversy over whether and when to send kids back to school. Earlier i spoke with dr. Yvonne maldonado. Thank you for joining us this morning. At his briefing last night, President Trump said hed feel comfortable sending his son and grandkids back to school because he said kids dont transmit the coronavirus very easily. He also said they dont catch it easily. That seems to conflict with some of the research that weve seen just this week. I want to get your thoughts on that. Well, i dont think we really understand exactly whats going to happen with children. It does look like they are less likely to get sick, and maybe to transmit, than older children, and certainly adults. But we do need to have them go back to school very carefully and make sure that theyre socially distanced, that the older kids wear masks, and especially the teachers take all the precautions not to get infected. And the other big headline this mornin
Tonight a classic turns 50. Nightly news begins now. From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. Good evening. Theres been another terrible outburst of violence, this time a shooting at a Jewish Community center. The 73yearold man identified as a veteran of the ku klux klan is identified and its being treated as a hate crime. In the face of this tragedy, one woman has come forward to talk about the loss of both her father and her 14yearold son, both cut down by the gunman. Mindy corpran talked about the loss while exhibiting strength. You know, it was a horrible act of violence and my dad and our son were at the wrong place at the wrong time for a split second. He was with us for a wonderful 14 years. He had a really full life for a 14yearold, and we were very blessed. People keep saying, how come youre so strong . And im strong because i have family. Im strong because i have faith. I know that god did not do this. I know that there are e
Forbes featured 18 NYU alumni, a student and a faculty member in its 2024 edition of the “30 Under 30” list a ranking of successful people under the age of 30 across more than 20 industries. They were listed under nine of the 20 categories, ranging from music and social media to health care.