may rule on a high-stakes abortion case. the court acknowledging it inadd vert tently uploaded a document that shows it will allow emergency abortions in idaho despite the state's strict law. what the court says happened, all after the dobbs decision leak two years ago. also tonight, the final countdown to the first 2024 presidential debate. president biden doing mock debates at camp david. former president trump with advisers at mar-a-lago. severe storms moving east. 71 million on alert. after catastrophic floods in the midwest. in minnesota, a home collapsing near an overflowing dam. the courtroom surprise. the suspect accused in a deadly july 4th parade mass shooting rejecting his plea deal. tears and anger from families. the new images of american journalist evan gershkovich in russia as he goes on tile in secret on spying charges. news on matthew perry. could investigators bring federal charges in his death? my conversation here in aspen with openai ceo sam altman and i asked about those alarming deepfake images. what is the industry doing to draw the line? and one month to paris. landmarks transformed but for olympic swimmers, will this famed river be ready in time. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from aspen, colorado. good evening from aspen where we spoke with some of the thought leaders gathered at the aspen ideas festival of which nbc universal is a media partner. more on that later. but we start with one of the most anticipated decisions the supreme court will issue in these final days of its term, a ruling on idaho's near total ban on abortion. the court has not yet officially released its decision on whether they can be allowed in an emergency but a draft of the ruling appeared on the court's website suggesting it would permit them in emergencies in idaho. a court spokesperson said it had been posted inadvertently but it's the second time in two years this happened with a major supreme court decision on abortion. laura jarrett has more on today's misstep. >> reporter: tonight, a mistake of epic proportions rocking the u.s. supreme court. a closely watched decision on abortion set to come down any day now mistakenly and briefly posted to the court's website this morning indicating the high court is likely on the verge of allowing emergency abortions in idaho. the document obtained by bloomberg law before it was quickly removed from the website. the court spokeswoman explaining the court's publication unit inadvertently uploaded it to the website adding the court's official opinion will be issued in due course. nbc news has not verified whether the document is the final version of the opinion or a draft, but the media's rare advanced access in this case -- [ chanting ] >> reporter: -- harkening back to a leak in another abortion case just two years ago in dobbs when politico published the draft decision overturning roe v. wade. the current battle over identify ohio's law, which criminalizes nearly all abortions except to save the mother's life. the biden administration sued the state arguing that abortion ban directly conflicts with a federal law requiring hospitals that receive federal funding provide abortions to women facing health emergencies, even if not on the brink of death. that conflict, doctors say, puts them in a dangerous bind. >> it's a heavy burden to carry to have the five years of potential incarceration to take care of your patients. >> reporter: the document posted today and was later published by bloomberg includes an unsigned opinion from the court punting on the dispute from now sending it back to the lower court saying women in idaho can obtain emergency abortions while the lawsuit continues to play out, but it also highlights deep divisions on the high court. the justices trading barbs in the document. justice jackson saying today's decision is not a victory for pregnant patients in idaho while this court dawdles and the court wait, they remain in a precarious position. while justice alito calls the court's decision, baffing saying, the court has simply lost the will to decide the easy but emotional and highly politicized question that the case presents. >> a remarkable development, laura. any sense of when the court might release the official opinion in the idaho case? >> reporter: lester, we could see it as soon as tomorrow. the fact that the court is saying it made it to the publication unit means it is nearing completion, either 10:00 a.m. tomorrow or friday morning. >> laura, thank you. now to the first critical debate between president biden and former president trump. gabe gutierrez joins me from the debate site in atlanta. both candidates doing last-minute preparations tonight. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester. we're about 24 hours away, and both candidates are expected to arrive here in atlanta tomorrow afternoon. this will be the first time that a current and former president have ever debated. tonight, the stage is set. president biden at camp david out of the public eye for nearly a week huddling with advisers and holding mock debates. former president trump back at mar-a-lago doing more informal prep, today calling a campaign event with black businessmen. >> inflation is a disaster. it's killing the black community, and it's killing the country. >> reporter: tomorrow's face-off will be their first since heated clashes in 2020. >> radical left -- >> will you shut up, man? >> reporter: hoping to avoid chaotic cross-talk, the 90-minute debate will feature muted mics when the other candidate is talking. no live studio audience, and mr. trump expected to focus on the economy and border while president biden will likely zero in on abortion rights and threats to democracy touting the endorsement of frequent trump critic adam kinzinger. >> this is about defending the greatest country in the world. >> reporter: mr. trump and his allies accusing president biden without evidence of planning to use performance-enhancing drugs or even just caffeine. >> will he be on energy drinks or something? >> reporter: the biden campaign says the former president is desperate and resorting to obviously false lies. for both candidates tomorrow is a crucial test to appeal to skeptical voters who dislike both options, and so-called double haters are now a quarter of the electorate. >> yeah, i would say i'm a double hater until proven otherwise. >> reporter: these two run a community center in detroit. who did you vote for in 2020? >> i voted for biden. >> do you regret that? >> in some ways i do. >> reporter: he says he might vote third party. she's undecided. >> i might stay home. >> reporter: college student charlie rooney is hoping president biden addresses the war in gaza. >> i'm deeply disappointed that we've ended with the two candidates that we have. >> reporter: as for mr. trump's highly anticipated vp pick, the top contenders are expected here tomorrow night. lester. >> all right, gabe, thank you. and join us tomorrow night for complete coverage of the first presidential debate hosted by cnn. more rain is in the forecast as parts of iowa, minnesota, and south dakota struggle with devastating flooding. adrienne broaddus is in minnesota with the late effort. >> reporter: minute-by-minute the landscape crumbling. this minnesota home swallowed by rushing floodwaters. so were the playground and the bench where we spoke with the owners of that house just yesterday. now, all washed away. the dramatic changes in this community visible from above. residents gathering today to take in the destruction. >> this is like a once in a lifetime thing. >> adrienne, that's a dramatic backdrop. >> reporter: and the spot i was standing in 24 hours ago also gone today. across the midwest many landscapes have been forever changed and infrastructure destroyed. in south dakota, residents forced to evacuate during this week's flood are still waiting to return to unrecognizable neighborhoods. >> it was insane. it sounded like a war zone out there. >> reporter: in sioux city, iowa, neighborhoods still look like lakes. still, while mother nature is at her worst, communities in crisis finding the best in each other. >> i hope we get better, and i hope people will chip in and help. >> reporter: the water crest in some areas exceeding levels not seen in nearly three decades even as the region braces for more heavy rain threatening already swollen rivers to rise again. lester. >> adrienne broaddus, thank you. a dramatic scene in a courtroom in illinois. the suspect in the deadly mass shooting at a fourth of july parade two years ago stunned the courtroom when he reversed his decision to plead guilty. kathy park has the story. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning courtroom reversal as a man accused of carrying out a deadly mass shooting at a july 4th parade nearly two years ago in the suburbs of chicago rejected a proposed plea deal. police say robert crimo initially confessed to opening fire killing seven and injuring dozens more. today lawyers were expecting him to agree to a guilty plea deal which would have dismissed dozens of charges while still facing life in prison. but when asked by the judge, you wish to go forward? crimo said, no. >> we've seen him do these things before. he enjoyed the theater today. >> reporter: families who prepared for a possible sentence did not hold back their emotions. lea sundheim lost her mom jackie in the shooting. >> he is evil and manipulative and brought us here today probably knowing what he was going to do. >> reporter: karina mendez and her sister nubia who was at the parade are still grieving their father. >> we need closure and i thought today everything would be over. >> reporter: now more heartbreak for families with a tragic milestone just days away. >> fourth of july is never going to be the same. >> it was my dad because it was my dad and the holiday i don't think i'll ever celebrate again. >> reporter: the trial will now push forward to february of next year. next week the highland park july 4th parade will return for the first time since the tragedy. lester. >> kathy park, thank you. we're following an attempted military coup in bolivia where armored vehicles ran into the doors of the government palace and soldiers took over the central square in la paz, the captial, but the president was defiant replacing three heads of the armed forces and calling for democracy to be respected. in russia "wall street journal" journalist evan gershkovich went on trial today more than a year after being arrested on what the u.s. calls trumped up spying charges. andrea mitchell is following this. it's going on in secret. >> reporter: he was moved a thousand miles from moscow on false charges for spying for the cia. he appeared thin and head shaved by his captors. he could be convicted to 20 years in prison and defendants in russia are rarely acquitted. u.s. plans to trade him and another american paul whelan already jailed for five years fell through. donald trump claiming he could cut a deal with russia if elected, but there is no evidence he could get putin to release evan. americans saying everyone should want wrongfully detained americans released now, not in november. in 60 seconds, will there be charges in the death of matthew perry? 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>> i would bet most. >> reporter: chatgpt's november 22 release kicked off a frenzy over artificial intelligence skyrocketing sam altman to fame and scrutiny. courted by washington, striking deals with the biggest companies in tech, then fired by the company he co-founded, reinstated just a few days later. >> you were fired from your own company. why? >> it was obviously a super painful experience, but i do understand why anxiety levels have been so -- are so high, and i think the previous board members like they're nervous about the continued development of ai, had whatever feelings they had about me and how we were doing things. >> you were picking up the phone, brian. >> yes. >> explain that. >> well, i remember -- so, maybe just to go back in time, what i noticed in those first 24 hours was not a lot of people sticking up for sam, and i in my darkest times in my crisis have had people stick up for me, and at no point in the five days this went down did sam ever even for a second focus on self-preservation. >> reporter: we talked about how ai already has gone in some troubling directions. the technology making it easy to target everyone from celebrities like taylor swift and emma watson to schoolchildren with fake ai-generated illicit imagery. >> how is the industry going to respond to this? 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