Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. Good evening. 12 days to go until election day. And the latest drip, drip of stolen emails has produced a fresh stain on the Clinton Campaign tonight. This one written by a top aide to bill clinton that reveals the former president personally earned millions of dollars from donors and contacts made through the clinton charitable foundation. While the email doesnt suggest anything illegal or name Hillary Clinton, it has quickly been seized on by donald trump. The Clinton Campaign, however, continues to resist engaging on the email hacks instead making this a day about a joint appearance with her most powerful advocate. We have it all covered bewinning with nbcs an dryia mitchell. Andrea, good evening. Reporter good evening, lester. Hillary clintons longawaited appearance with Michelle Obama in all important North Carolina as the campaign is trying to shake off one of the most damaging stole
Also, ahead, lou dobbs and i on the biggest threats to america. Caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. The factor begins right now. Bill hi, i am bill oreilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. Adventures on the far left. That is the subject of this evening talking points memo. As you may know, the Democratic Party is split between moderates and far left folks. But it is the ideological zealots that get most of the attention. This week, betsy devos was confirmed as education secretary. But before that vote took place, liberal bomb thrower al franken attacked miss devos and senate. It was one of the most embarrassing scenes i have witnessed during my time in the United States senate. In fact, i believe it may have been one of the most embarrassing performances by a nominee in the history of the United States senate. Bill now, the reason franken does not like betsy devos is that she is a champion of School Choice. She is devoted much of her life trying to bring quality education
This as a journalist . Reporter perhaps the thing that strikes me the most, and ive been covering this, really, since this happened. We heard the individual voices of these students and it has been remarkable. To hear them, one after the other, and to remember that these are voices not just from parkland, florida, but voices from chicago, voices from los angeles. And when we hear the voices, we hear a unified theme. Quite frankly, its remarkable to hear such well spoken and on target with the message that these kids are speaking from their hearts because of their experiences theyve gone through. The question a lot of people weve had now, as we see maybe a Million People here today and around the world of more than 800 other locations is where does it go from here . They were out here, collecting signatures, trying to get people to register to vote. They talked repeatedly about getting people to vote. Steven shapiro, lifelong resident of parkland, someone who went to parkland. Im just c
Where they filling out ballots, were they tampered . The republican that appeared to win by less than 1 , what his own son said, leaving him in tears. The candidate suddenly calling for a new election himself. The alleged terror plot here in the u. S. Federal authorities calling a coast guard lieutenant a domestic terrorist. Tonight, his alleged plan. Syracuse basketball coach jim boeheim hitting a man on the highway, killing him. Boeheim issues a statement tonight saying hes heartbroken. The scare on a passenger jet. A blown tire. And then, the emergency landing. Nike under fire tonight for that scare on the court. And celebrating the famous musician who had everyone singing im a believer. Good evening. And its great to have you with bght with the ryt. Stunning fall today for the actor who told police he was the victim of a racial and homophobic attack. Tonight, hes charged with a felony, and the Chicago Police superintendent who went on national tv with his own words for Jussie Smoll
Reversing course when it comes to your privacy . Privacy . This is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell. Odonnell good evening, this is our western edition. President trumps choice to be americas top spy didnt even make it to the end of the week. Remember, it was in a tweet on sunday that the president announced his intention to nominate texas congressman and trump loyalist John Ratcliffe as director of national intelligence. But, questions were quickly raised about his qualifications and whether he could win confirmation. And today, it was retreat and retweet. Taking to twitter again, the president announced ratcliffe was withdrawing from consideration. Leading us off tonight is paula ulid on how this happened and what might happen next. Hapeporter President Trump said congressman ratcliffe withdrew from consideration to avoid further media scrutiny. I i think he was just treated atry badly, very harshly by the press. Reporter that press focused on bipartisan concerns about ontcli