Recognized because of their covert status. It s those stars on the wall and those individuals who i knew very well personally and worked with who gave their lives, and i think that s something we always have to remember. We didn t do everything perfectly over the last 20 years, but i must say the fact that we prevented another horrific attack from al qaeda in the homeland here really is testament to the tremendous patriotism, skill and courage of so many men and women over so many years. Thank you so much. Stephanie and ali in new york, back to you. Thank you to both of you. Of course we ll be spending the next couple of hours together. It is just past the top of the hour, 12:00 noon as we continue special coverage of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attack. All morning we ve been watching the poignant and moving images from the memorials that are taking place to mark this day. We saw president biden and first lady jill biden at ground zero this morning, along with the obamas
and 50% have gotten at least one dose also the news tonight, more counties added to the do not travel list the fedex shooting investigation. prosecutors revealing the shooter never had a red flag hearing after authorities seized a gun from him last year. how was he still able to buy other guns he used to kill eight people the deadly tesla crash. were the victims using the car s autopilot? what we re learning. kicking off our climate challenge series here in houston. could the winter storm disaster that left millions without power in texas happen where you live and nasa s historic flight on mars inspiring america tonight. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt reporting tonight from houston, texas good evening, everyone from houston where we re kicking off a week of coverage about climate challenges in this earth week. we ll have more on that a bit later but our top story is unfolding right now in minneapolis where the fate of former police officer
freedom come on. freedom. shannon: also breaking tonight, plenty of continuous back and forth to go around at merrick garland s hearing on capitol hill today. ohio congressman jim jordan was in those and he joins us in minutes. in the search for brian laundrie s over as the fbi confirmed those human remains found in a florida wildlife preserve are his. we report from his parents and more coming up. we begin with the latest from the president to try to make sense of all the news he was breaking in a town hall in baltimore tonight. correspondent matt finn leads are covered with the highlights. good evening. good evening. president biden made some questionable remarks and statements tonight at that cnn town hall. the president stated that he has been to the southern border but fox news own reporting and research indicates president biden and has never been to the south border. speak i do have plans to visit the southern border? i ve been there before. i ve not had a w
welcome to prime time weekend, and i am alex wagner. let s get right to the week s top stories. the banks and financial institutions that lent donald trump hundreds of millions of dollars to help build and expand the trump brand? they cannot be happy right now. will any of them really want to loan donald trump any more money? could they start demanding he pay back the money he owes them presently? well, there is actually a historical precedent for all of this. back in the early 1990s, trump s business empire was on the brink of insolvency. he had stretched himself thin, with casinos in atlantic city and a fancy yacht, and for whatever reason, his own airline company. trump had borrowed a ton of money from the banks to pay for all of this. and these businesses were not doing well, so the banks got together and decided it was time to rein in donald trump s finances. trump had long cast himself as a winner. now he was looking like a loser. as quickly as the banks l
the for our primetime south carolina coverage, with our friends from all over msnbc, including you, i think. yes, yeah. i m doing the night shift. the reunion continues! keep it going, keep the band in extra sets. looking forward to seeing you tomorrow night, for sure. you too, my friend. have a good show. you too, good weekend. the clock has officially started. the judge overseeing donald trump s civil fraud case officially entered into the record and order that forces trump to pay the $454 million, including interest, he owes the state of new york within the next 30 days. mr. trump will also have to make a daily interest payment of $111,000 for each day he does not fork up the catch. if you are doing the math here at home here, that is another million dollars roughly every nine days. not long after that order came down today, trump s attorneys in the e. jean carroll lawsuit filed a motion to request extra time to pay the $83 million he owes in that case. bet